jdaugherty opened a new issue, #317:
URL: https://github.com/apache/grails-intellij-plugin/issues/317
I am using UUIDs as the ID of my domain objects, each of them has a UUID id
field directly in the class, rather than relying on a common trait which
defines it (as it was picked up by IDEA as a Long in that case as well).
When I have a reference to another domain object, and use the generated
referenceId getter, IDEA treats it as a Long and will give an inspection error
if it's used where a UUID is expected.
Example:
User domain object has these fields:
UUID id
String username
Role domain object has these fields:
UUID id
String name
UserRole domain object has these fields
User user
Role role
If I do something like the following, I get an inspection warning when I
call .put on the Map or .add on the list
```
Map<UUID, List<UUID>> userIdsByRoleId = new HashMap<UUID, List<UUID>>()
UserRole.list().each { UserRole userRole ->
List<UUID> userIds = userIdsByRoleId.get(userRole.roleId)
if (userIds == null) {
userIds = new ArrayList<UUID>()
userIdsByRoleId.put(userRole.roleId, userIds)
}
userIds.add(userRole.userId)
}
```
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[IDEA-177687](https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-177687) · Type: Bug ·
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