jdk-24/langtools/test/tools/javac/lambda/MostSpecific29.java

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/*
* @test
* @bug 8144767
* @summary Correct most-specific test when wildcards appear in functional interface type
* @compile MostSpecific29.java
*/
class MostSpecific29 {
interface Pred<T> { boolean test(T arg); }
interface Fun<T,R> { R apply(T arg); }
static void m1(Pred<? super Integer> f) {}
static void m1(Fun<Integer, Boolean> f) {}
void test() {
m1((Integer n) -> true);
}
}