At this moment, if you implement some Interface<Integer> then Integer is not correctly insterted into context. In effect, all generic methods from interface, if not implemented, do not have correctly resolved type.
It is minor bug, because in practice, it is a problem only for abstract classes and default interface methods.
`net.ranides.assira.reflection.impl.AClassTest#testRecursiveBuilder`
At this moment, if you implement some `Interface<Integer>` then `Integer` is not correctly insterted into context. In effect, all generic methods from interface, if not implemented, do not have correctly resolved type.
It is minor bug, because in practice, it is a problem only for abstract classes and default interface methods.
net.ranides.assira.reflection.impl.AClassTest#testRecursiveBuilderAt this moment, if you implement some
Interface<Integer>thenIntegeris not correctly insterted into context. In effect, all generic methods from interface, if not implemented, do not have correctly resolved type.It is minor bug, because in practice, it is a problem only for abstract classes and default interface methods.