I may miss something, but with following Java inte...

# spring

[sdeleuze]

I may miss something, but with following Java interface:

public interface Expression {

    @Nullable
	Object getValue(EvaluationContext context, Object rootObject) throws EvaluationException;

    @Nullable
	<T> T getValue(EvaluationContext context, @Nullable Class<T> desiredResultType) throws EvaluationException;
}

And following Kotlin code val value = expression.getValue(context, String::class.java), the method used is the first variant, not the second (with IDEA 2019.2 and Kotlin 1.3.41). Why?

[Marcelus Trojahn]

I had a similar problem with this.

[Marcelus Trojahn]

I wanted to use the last one... But it would always take some other... That was because of T, and I couldn't really figure out what was going on...

[sdeleuze]

Hum, any existing bug referenced? Sounds like a surprising and big interop issue.

[Marcelus Trojahn]

I fixed by adding a when checking for the class type and the compiler got the right one... Lemme find it

[Marcelus Trojahn]

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[Marcelus Trojahn]

I wanted to pass that "parameter" in the end... But it would always default to the overrides that only had 3 parameters

[sdeleuze]

Ok I will ask ok #general and if no more info I will create an issue

[Marcelus Trojahn]

Yep... It does look like it's a inference thing... Once I made sure the of the viewClass class, it allowed it as a parameter and got the right override.

[sdeleuze]

I tried to disable the new inference but same result

[sdeleuze]

https://github.com/spring-projects/spring-framework/issues/23442