I've made an interesting observation while working on a Gradle task: For a task hierarchy `DefaultTa...

# gradle

[Leon Linhart]

I've made an interesting observation while working on a Gradle task: For a task hierarchy DefaultTask > MyAbstractBaseTask > MyTask > MyTask_Decorated (generated by Gradle), inside MyAbstractBaseTask I've observed:

println(this@MyAbstractBaseTask::class.supertypes)        // [MyAbstractBaseTask]
println([e-mail])     // MyTask

Is this expected?

[Vampire]

Sounds like a Kotlin reflection bug to me.
this@MyAbstractBaseTask::class and [e-mail] are both the MyTask_Decorated instance, yet they show different superclasses. 🤷‍♂️