Java2Swift: Account for covariant overrides so we don't have duplicates #121
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When we see methods with the same name and parameter types but different result types, check whether the result types are related and only keep the more specialized method.
DougGregor
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This method is subsumed by the covariant method above it, hence its removal.
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It's a little hard to test the effect of this pull request in isolation, because we don't have a good way to test "does not emit this code", but I've marked where in the generated sources we drop a method because it's been subsumed by a covariant override. |
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When we see methods with the same name and parameter types but different
result types, check whether the result types are related and only keep
the more specialized method.