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I've just stumbled upon this rather important bug: When using methods with variable argument lengths, the argument is stripped of the super call in the generated code. I am using the 4.0 Snapshot version.
Annotated code:
@SupposeBackground
public void foo(Object... bar) {
Log.d("foo", String.valueOf(bar.length));
}
Generated code:
@Override
public void foo(Object... bar) {
BackgroundExecutor.checkBgThread();
AdConfig_.super.foo();
}
Expected generated code:
@Override
public void foo(Object... bar) {
BackgroundExecutor.checkBgThread();
AdConfig_.super.foo(**bar**);
}