This is sample code for multi-module project of mine.
Module A
// Test.java
package com.test
public interface Test {
@NonNull
String getTestName();
}
Module B
// Test.kt
package com.test
interface Test {
val testName: String
}
// ATest.java
package com.test.impl
public class ATest implements Test {
@NonNull
@Override
public String getTestName() {
return "It`s ATest";
}
}
// BTest.kt
package com.test.impl
interface BTest : Test
// FinalTest.kt
package com.test.impl
class FinalTest : ATest(), BTest
For FinalTest, IDE warns that Class 'FinalTest' is not abstract and does not implement abstract member public abstract val testName: String defined in com.test.impl.BTest. But it works without compliation error. What should I do to remove that waring.
I know a simple way is remove Test in Module A. But, assume there is some reason, so that we can't edit ATest or Test in Module A
I want use FinalTest without warning