Skip bridge-methods for POJO-getter/setter #314 #317
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Skip bridge-methods for POJO-getter/setter #314 #317stapel wants to merge 2 commits intoaaberg:masterfrom
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Bridge-methods are generated by the compiler. In case of aaberg#314, getter and setter are created because the class inherited from a parametr. class and the getter/setter work on Object (as in the parent-class, after type erasure). That's why they need to be excluded from the list of methods to choose getters and setters from.
Skip bridge-methods for POJO-getter/setter aaberg#314
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Bridge-methods are generated by the compiler. In case of #314, getter and setter are created because the class inherited from a parametr. class and the getter/setter work on Object (as in the parent-class, after type erasure). That's why they need to be excluded from the list of methods to choose getters and setters from.