fix: Unqualified static method calls should be implicit#3371
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Ugh, sorry, promise to start running checkstyle before I open a PR :) |
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Fix #3370
This is a suggestion for solving #3370. It is a unified solution for both this and #3363 , as the fix I implement for the latter in #3364 was apparently only a partial solution to the problem.
I decided to add the
setImplicitPackageOrDeclaringTypeto complementsetPackageOrDeclaringTypeas the latter seems to be used in places where it's not obvious that the package/declaring type should be implicit. But in this particular case, we know we want it to be implicit as thecreateTypeAccessNoClasspath(SingleNameReference)is called with aSingleNameReference(i.e. not qualified).