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That's super weird. Iirc I'm returning a set in the query, duplicates shouldn't be possible. Not to mention, the actual data structure storing the objects is a set. Really not sure what's going on here, perhaps my hashcode/equals impl might be outdated
Thought this could be solved via #9, but it looks like the issue actually stems from the fact that the identifier in the documented object, isn't actually necessarily what the object is actually called. For example, you can search for servicesmanager#load & simpleservicesmanager, but they both return the exact same object. I'm going to create a new type which is returned by the endpoint which contains the actual name the object is referenced by in memory, along with the object itself.
Description
Some (not all) mismatched method queries suggest certain methods multiple times when there is only one of them
Examples
Spigot's
ServicesManager
only contains oneload
method yet it shows multiple:The JDK's
Map
class contains in reality a singleget
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