omit more permissive modifiers on restricted visibility types #1881
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I would like to see the tests cover more cases. Basically four classes with each of the four visibilities, each having four functions or properties with the four visibilities. I'm sure many of the cases are covered implicitly in other tests, but having one that actually covers all the cases specific to this functionality would be nice. |
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@JakeWharton Updated tests to add better coverage for the matrix you mentioned. I added tests to cover 5 classes (public, private, protected, internal, unspecified) with properties + functions over the same 5 |
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| public fun publicStringMethod(): String = "taco" |
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A bunch of these tests seem incorrect with the goal. In my original bug there's a private class showing that the public modifier isn't needed.
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I wanted to verify that if any access modifier was specified, it was respected and added to the property / function even if the contain class was private / internal / protected / unspecified / public. So I added a matrix of those 5 each containing a function across the same 5, with the main change in behavior being that where the class is private / internal / protected, unspecifiedStringMethod has no access modifier specified in the source code because no modifier was specified through kotlin poet.
please let me know if i'm way off base!
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| // public always being an implicit modifier in addition to whatever we inherited. | ||
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| val implicitModifierContainsAtLeastTwoAccessMonitors = implicitModifiers.count { |
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What are "access monitors"?
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hey! access modifiers are the set of internal, private, public, protected. based that nomenclature off this comment
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Ah, I see! The code says "access monitors", which looks like a typo!
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even if your comment asking what are 'access monitors', my brain still read that as access modifiers 🙃 whoops! fixed the typo
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Happens to me all the time! No worries & thanks for fixing.
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closes #1301
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