Dmitriy Novozhilov
84f0f6e099
Previously we forced computation only for java and precompiled classes, assuming, that binary class can not extend source class, but it's not true in two cases: 1. Classpath substitution: class with same name declared in library and the source (more rare case) 2. Metadata compilation: depends-on dependcies are passed in binary format, so `expect class` may be a binary one and corresponding `actual class` may be a source. So if some class in `common` module extend this expect class, actual class will be substituted instead of it ^KT-65669 Fixed
28 lines
554 B
Kotlin
Vendored
28 lines
554 B
Kotlin
Vendored
// IGNORE_BACKEND: JS, JS_IR, JS_IR_ES6
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// KT-65822: JS targets are ignored, as they doesn't support source-binary-source dependencies
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// IGNORE_BACKEND_K2: WASM
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// Reason: KT-65794
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// IGNORE_NATIVE: cacheMode=STATIC_EVERYWHERE && target=linux_x64
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// ISSUE: KT-65669
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// MODULE: a
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// FILE: a.kt
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abstract class Base {
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open fun foo() {}
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}
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open class Derived : Base()
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// MODULE: b(a)
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// FILE: first.kt
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class Impl : Derived() {
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override fun foo() {}
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}
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// FILE: second.kt
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abstract class Base {
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open fun foo() {}
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}
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fun box(): String = "OK"
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