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Currently, when parsing java or kotlin, declarations which are private, internal (kotlin), or "package private" (java) are filtered and not counted. protected declarations in either language are treated the same as public.
This quick-and-dirty approach seemed fine because ModuleCheck assumes that it's executing against a project which builds, which means that
declarations can't be ambiguous (no duplicates)
declarations can only be referenced if they're visible to the call site.
Unfortunately, declarations can be overloaded, packages can be shared across modules, and those overloaded declarations can be split across modules.
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Currently, when parsing java or kotlin, declarations which are
private
,internal
(kotlin), or "package private" (java) are filtered and not counted.protected
declarations in either language are treated the same aspublic
.This quick-and-dirty approach seemed fine because ModuleCheck assumes that it's executing against a project which builds, which means that
Unfortunately, declarations can be overloaded, packages can be shared across modules, and those overloaded declarations can be split across modules.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: