I had a class that has within it a simple record:
// class and interface names changed for my amusement
public abstract class ScottsAwesomeClass implements AmazingThings {
static record Location(int line, int column) {}
// … a lot more stuff ...
}
I placed the cursor on the word “Location” and right-clicked to select the
refactoring “Move Inner to Outer Level…”
Leaving the defaults in the dialog that appeared and hit “Refactor”.
The result was a new source file for a *class* named Location in the same
package:
class Location {
}
Oh and the new Location.java file did NOT contain the configured license header.
And it is very much not at all the equivalent of:
record Location(int line, int column) {}
It also changed the references to the record, in a different source file for a
class extending ScottsAwesomeClass, to fully qualified references to the new
Location class, despite all classes/records being in the same package and the
original reference using the ‘var’ keyword.
In other words, it went badly. ;-)
I’m guessing the refactoring has simply not been updated to handle records?
Scott
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