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8254975: lambda proxy fails to access a protected member inherited from a split package #767
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It's a bug in determining if a protected member inherited from a superclass is in
a split package as its host class that it only checks on the package name.
The fix is simple and compare the runtime package of the lambda class (which
is in the same runtime package as the host class) with that of the declaring class
of the protected member being accessed.
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$ git fetch https://git.openjdk.java.net/jdk pull/767/head:pull/767
$ git checkout pull/767