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Suppress "extension method will never be selected" for overrides #20164
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In daeee35, support for tests in the directory `tests/pos-special/fatal-warnings` was dropped in favor of magic `//>` comments in the regular `tests/pos` directory, but a few tests were forgotten in the original directory and were thus not run. This commit moves them to the appropriate directory with the correct magic comment.
When we're overriding an existing extension method, we don't have the liberty of renaming the method, so we shouldn't get warnings we can't do anything about.
@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@ | |||
//> using options -Wvalue-discard | |||
//> using options -Xfatal-warnings -Wvalue-discard |
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i.e. -Werror
if !target.typeSymbol.denot.isAliasType && !target.typeSymbol.denot.isOpaqueAlias && hidden | ||
then report.warning(ExtensionNullifiedByMember(sym, target.typeSymbol), sym.srcPos) | ||
def checkExtensionMethods(sym: Symbol)(using Context): Unit = | ||
if sym.is(Extension) && !sym.nextOverriddenSymbol.exists then |
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the actual diff
This is like the mitigation for "unused param" which says that if my method signature is constrained by an override, don't warn. Here, I must supply the given (for some purpose), and I'm not interested in this extension. I could signal that with a LHS that is But probably this case has an odor of niche. Overriders of extensions probably know what they're doing. From the Doors song, |
When we're overriding an existing extension method, we don't have the liberty
of renaming the method, so we shouldn't get warnings we can't do anything
about.