Hello! I was watching a Twitch stream by Nicolai Parlog [1] who explored the records feature. Quite expectedly he did this reading JEP 359, rather than the spec draft. He noticed at least two inconsistencies:
1. The record's body may declare static methods, static fields, static initializers, constructors, instance methods, instance initializers, and nested types. "intance initializers" part should be removed, to match the spec draft. 2. Any of the members that are automatically derived from the state description can also be declared explicitly. private final fields that match the record components are members and derived from the state description, so from this statement, one could conclude that explicit field declaration is also possible (which is not an unreasonable thing to do: one may want to customize the field annotations). If we don't allow such a declaration, this statement should be refined (probably changing 'members' to 'methods and constructor' or 'members except field' or something like this). With best regards, Tagir Valeev [1] https://www.twitch.tv/videos/529899179 (link may become invalid in a month or so)
