Roman Golyshev
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When stdlib is represented as a source dependency (which seems to be the case in the `kotlin` project), it will be resolved lazily for the IDE. Same thing can happen if someone decides to "extend" the stdlib by declaring their declaration in the `kotlin` package In both of those cases, we need to make sure that receiver type is fully resolved before trying to get a `coneType` from it N.B. To make resolve tests work, I've added a separate folder `withAllowedKotlinPackage` to the `testData`, because in the default test setup it is not allowed to extend the `kotlin` package by user's definitions ^KT-50728 Fixed
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FILE: main.kt
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package test
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public final class TestClass : R|kotlin/Any| {
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public constructor(): R|test/TestClass| {
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super<R|kotlin/Any|>()
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}
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public final fun test(): R|kotlin/Unit| {
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<Unresolved name: extensionFun>#()
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}
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}
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FILE: stdlibExt.kt
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package kotlin
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public final class MyClass : R|kotlin/Any| {
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public constructor(): R|kotlin/MyClass| {
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super<R|kotlin/Any|>()
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}
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}
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public final fun R|kotlin/MyClass|.extensionFun(): R|kotlin/Unit| {
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}
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