Consider a record like:
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public record R(String s1, String s2) implements I {}
interface I {}
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When this is attributed when j.l.Record does not exist, an error about the missing Record class is reported (correct), but the first `String` will be attributed as erroneous, which is not correct. The erroneous part is the supertype, not the component type.
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public record R(String s1, String s2) implements I {}
interface I {}
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When this is attributed when j.l.Record does not exist, an error about the missing Record class is reported (correct), but the first `String` will be attributed as erroneous, which is not correct. The erroneous part is the supertype, not the component type.
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JDK-8273584 TypeElement.getSuperclass crashes for a record TypeElement when j.l.Record is not available
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- Resolved
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