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ASF GitHub Bot commented on GROOVY-12369:
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paulk-asert commented on PR #2893:
URL: https://github.com/apache/groovy/pull/2893#issuecomment-5557100913

   Thanks @daniellansun for the careful notes — all three suggestions taken in 
the follow-up commit (1a575020a4), plus Copilot's lock point which was the same 
as your first bullet under (2).
   
   **Production**
   - The hidden-type check now sits above the `try` beside the caller-sensitive 
/ abstract declines, so it reads as a policy decline rather than a define 
failure.
   - `allTypesNameable` takes the `CachedMethod` and reads the declaring class, 
return type and native parameter types the same way 
`isPubliclyInvocableFromInvokerFactory` does, so it no longer forces 
accessibility on the underlying `Method`. (Either form yields the same classes 
as `InvokerBytecode` writes; this one just avoids the side effect.)
   - The class javadoc gains a paragraph after the four define-path steps 
stating the hidden-type precondition, so a reader of `tryStep1` no longer has 
to go via GROOVY-12361.
   
   **Tests**
   - `testHiddenProxyStaysInvocablePastThreshold` now takes 
`@ResourceLock(Resources.SYSTEM_PROPERTIES)`, uses `restoreProperty`, drives a 
fresh `CachedMethod` past the threshold and asserts `invokerAttempted == true` 
/ `invoker == null` before re-invoking, mirroring 
`testCachedMethodStickyFailsWhenAllDefineStepsFail`. For the record I also 
confirmed it is not vacuous: with the gate removed it fails with the original 
`NoClassDefFoundError` on the `_groovyProxy` hidden class, and the two 
factory-level tests fail on the null assertion.
   - The old Step 3 fall-through test is renamed 
`testTryCreateDeclinesNonPublicHiddenHost`, keeps `assertNull(tryCreate(...))`, 
adds an `allTypesNameable` check, and drops the direct `tryCreateClassData` 
definition of an uninvokable trampoline. You were right that the "remaining 
classData tests rely on it" comment was inaccurate — they all use ordinary 
subjects.
   
   One small note on the lock: JUnit parallel execution is not enabled in this 
build, so the race was theoretical, but consistency with the rest of the file 
is reason enough.
   
   Not chased, as you suggested: a shared nameable-type helper with 
`CallSiteGenerator`, and extra coverage for hidden return/parameter types 
without a hidden declaring class (the three uncovered lines Codecov flags). The 
TestLens failure is the known-flaky `ChannelSelectTest` timer test, unrelated 
to this change.
   
   `InvokerFactoryTest` (62) and `CachedMethodDirectInvokerTest` (33) are green 
locally.
   




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>                 Key: GROOVY-12369
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GROOVY-12369
>             Project: Groovy
>          Issue Type: Improvement
>            Reporter: Paul King
>            Priority: Major
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