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When generateDefaultMethodOverloads is set to true, methods with return type void have a @returnvalue annotation added with index=-1.
Void methods don't need a ReturnValue annotation, even when using default values. This causes problems later as when invoking the method the runtime looks for a converter and doesn't find one.
See MethodBind.java @ line 556 and ComMethod.java @ line 96 (called indirectly from Wrapper.java @ line 179)
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When generateDefaultMethodOverloads is set to true, methods with return type void have a @returnvalue annotation added with index=-1.
Void methods don't need a ReturnValue annotation, even when using default values. This causes problems later as when invoking the method the runtime looks for a converter and doesn't find one.
See MethodBind.java @ line 556 and ComMethod.java @ line 96 (called indirectly from Wrapper.java @ line 179)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: