this is probably stupid, but I am not sure how to ...

# getting-started

[thanksforallthefish]

this is probably stupid, but I am not sure how to find an answer. in spring, there is a file defining:

fun MockMvc.get(urlTemplate: String, vararg vars: Any?, dsl: MockHttpServletRequestDsl.() -> Unit = {})

I defined my own version

fun MockMvc.get(urlTemplate: String, vararg vars: Any?, subject: Subject = WithMockUser.defaultUser, dsl: MockHttpServletRequestDsl.() -> Unit = {})

in a test, by mistake, I imported both extension function, but when doing mockMvc.get("/uri") the first one got called. I am curious, how is the order defined in this case? I thought it could be the order of imports, but I tried both combination and the result did not change:

import org.springframework.test.web.servlet.get
import my.own.get

or

import my.own.get
import org.springframework.test.web.servlet.get

made no difference

[CLOVIS]

Not sure what the order is, but a solution is to use import aliases (import ... as ...)

[Joffrey]

Import order doesn't have an impact on this. Resolution is done only based on the signature. In your case, most likely the one with less parameters is chosen.

[thanksforallthefish]

I thought about the shorter signature, just could not find confirmation.

[thanksforallthefish]

and yes, I am using as , but in this case I imported the wrong extension and did not realize it