Follow-up Comment #5, bug #41586 (project gnustep):
Yes, this addition fixes the problem. Though it left me wondering why the
problem doesn't pop up if I change the method name to 'someMethod'. It only
manifests itself if I use a selector name already known from another class (of
the gnustep base). See the attached modified test case.
P.S.
The testcase is simplification of some code which either forwards the
invocation if a right object is present or takes some actions that lead to
instantiating of such an object. That code hitherto has being working quite
well.
(file #30551)
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