Dmitriy Novozhilov
df42868874
Such situations may appear if there are multiple classes with same names from different modules in dependencies
43 lines
676 B
Kotlin
Vendored
43 lines
676 B
Kotlin
Vendored
// !DIAGNOSTICS: -UNUSED_VARIABLE -UNUSED_PARAMETER
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// MODULE: m1
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// FILE: a.kt
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package p
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public interface A<T>
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public interface C
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public interface D<T>
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public class B : A<Int>, C, D<Int>
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public class M1 {
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public val b: B = B()
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}
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// MODULE: m2
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// FILE: b.kt
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package p
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public interface A
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public interface C<T>
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public interface D<T>
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public fun a(a: A) {
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}
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public fun c(c: C<Int>) {
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}
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public fun d(d: D<Int>) {
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}
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// MODULE: m3(m1, m2)
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// FILE: b.kt
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import p.*
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fun test() {
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<!INAPPLICABLE_CANDIDATE!>a<!>(M1().b) // Type arguments do not match
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<!INAPPLICABLE_CANDIDATE!>c<!>(M1().b) // Type arguments do not match
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d(M1().b) // Type arguments do match
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}
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