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Val E updated GROOVY-11311:
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Description:
In trying to process Groovy closure param annotations, via Java reflection, I
realized that there is one narrow case where the param annotations are not
preserved in the generated call method.
This happens only for the case of a single Object param type. All other
variations retain the annotation, it can be a single param of a different type,
or multiple params of Object type.
ex:
{@TESTANNO def x-> }//{*}wont{*} retain @TESTANNO
{@TESTANNO Object x-> }//{*}wont{*} retain @TESTANNO
{@TESTANNO Integer x-> }//{*}will{*} retain @TESTANNO
{@TESTANNO def x, @TESTANNO def y-> }//{*}will{*} retain @TESTANNO on both x
and y
Attached a basic groovy script to demonstrate.
was:
In trying to process Groovy closure param annotations, via Java reflection, I
realized that there is one narrow case where the param annotations are not
preserved in the generated call method.
This happens only for the case of a single Object param type. All other
variations retain the annotation, it can be a single param of a different type,
or multiple params of Object type.
ex:
{@TESTANNO def x-> } //{*}wont{*} retain @TESTANNO
{@TESTANNO Object x-> } //{*}wont{*} retain @TESTANNO
{@TESTANNO Integer x-> } //{*}will{*} retain @TESTANNO
{@TESTANNO def x, @TESTANNO def y-> } //{*}will{*} retain @TESTANNO on both x
and y
Attached a basic groovy script to demonstrate.
> Groovy Closure not retaining param annotations, but only for the default
> single object param case
> -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Key: GROOVY-11311
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GROOVY-11311
> Project: Groovy
> Issue Type: Bug
> Affects Versions: 3.0.8, 4.0.4
> Reporter: Val E
> Priority: Major
> Attachments: ClosureAnnotationsTest.groovy
>
>
> In trying to process Groovy closure param annotations, via Java reflection, I
> realized that there is one narrow case where the param annotations are not
> preserved in the generated call method.
> This happens only for the case of a single Object param type. All other
> variations retain the annotation, it can be a single param of a different
> type, or multiple params of Object type.
>
> ex:
> {@TESTANNO def x-> }//{*}wont{*} retain @TESTANNO
> {@TESTANNO Object x-> }//{*}wont{*} retain @TESTANNO
> {@TESTANNO Integer x-> }//{*}will{*} retain @TESTANNO
> {@TESTANNO def x, @TESTANNO def y-> }//{*}will{*} retain @TESTANNO on both x
> and y
>
>
> Attached a basic groovy script to demonstrate.
>
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