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  2. JDK-8207032

Compilation succeeds without checking readability when --add-exports used

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        This was brought up on the jigsaw-dev list here:
        http://mail.openjdk.java.net/pipermail/jigsaw-dev/2018-July/013858.html

        mod.two does not read mod.one. There is also code in mod.two with a reference to a public type in one of mod.one's non-exported packages.

        To compile these modules individually needs the following:

        $ javac -d mods/mod.one $(find src/mod.one -name "*.java")
        $ javac -p mods --add-modules mod.one --add-reads mod.two=mod.one --add-exports mod.one/p=mod.two -d mods/mod.two $(find src/mod.two -name "*.java")

        but if you drop the `--add-reads` it will still incorrectly succeed.

        The equivalent multi-module compilation should be:

        $ javac --module-source-path src --add-reads mod.two=mod.one --add-exports mod.one/p=mod.two -d mods $(find src -name "*.java")

        but it's possible to drop the --add-reads without the compilation failing.
         

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          		 Release Note: --add-exports No Longer Implies Readability in javac Sub-task Closed Jan Lahoda  

              jlahoda Jan Lahoda
              alanb Alan Bateman
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