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[pull up method] Pull up method should not be allowed when different method signatures exist in subclasses |
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editor
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Reporter: |
kely_garcia <kely_garcia> |
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Refactoring | Assignee: |
issues@java <issues> |
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RESOLVED
WONTFIX
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blocker
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P4
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| Version: |
6.x | |
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PC | |
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| OS: |
Windows XP | |
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DEFECT
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Build ID: Netbeans 6.0 M9 (070502) Steps To Reproduce: Pull up method B.m() and set 'Make Abstract' in the following: class A{} class B extends A{ public void m() { } } class B1 extends A{ public int m() { return 1; } } Yields the following refactored code: abstract class A{ public abstract void m(); } class B extends A{ public void m() { } } class B1 extends A{ public int m() { return 1; } } The compilation error is: "B1 is not abstract and does not override abstract method A.m()" This refactoring should return a warning like: "This refactoring is not allower because B1.m() has a different return type than its moved counterpart B.m()"