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If a default interface method is annotated with @Value.Default the generated class contains a call to super.foo() which is invalid when calling a default method. The correct syntax would be Foo.super.foo() where Foo is the interface type.
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I'll try to see if this notation (Foo.super.foo()) will work seamlessly for any abstract value type. If not then we'll have do add some specific check. Thanks!
If a default interface method is annotated with
@Value.Default
the generated class contains a call tosuper.foo()
which is invalid when calling a default method. The correct syntax would beFoo.super.foo()
whereFoo
is the interface type.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: