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8273263: Incorrect recovery attribution of record component type when j.l.Record is unavailable #5349
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This is a little obscure case where
j.l.Record
is not available, yet the source code contains a record, the AST model is slightly broken - the first record's component has an erroneous type. The reason is thatsyms.recordType
is used directly, and when it is completed (for the first time), theCompletionFailure
thrown will break the component's type. It would be better to report the error on the proper place at a proper place. This is already done for enums, where the supertype is attributed from an AST, which reports any errors at an appropriate place. The proposal in this patch is to also create a temporary AST forj.l.Record
and attribute it, so that the errors are reported at an appropriate time and place.Progress
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