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Given a Java interface A with abstract method a(), and an interface B extends A with method b(), it is possible to compile Groovy class BImpl implements B { b() }. The compiler should complain about unimplemented a(). Explicitly declaring that B implements A, B does catch the error.
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Given a Java interface A with abstract method a(), and an interface B extends A with method b(), it is possible to compile Groovy class BImpl implements B { b() }. The compiler should complain about unimplemented a(). Explicitly declaring that B implements A, B does catch the error. |
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Bug
Closed
Major
Groovy does not enforce implementation contract on interface that extends interface