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Build ID: I20070222-0951 Steps To Reproduce: Attempting to push down field f in the following is disallowed. class A { int f; void mA(){ class B extends A { public void mB(){ super.f = 0; } } } } The error message says "Push Down is not allowed on type 'A', since it does not have subclasses to which members could be pushed down". However, it should be able to push the field down to B which is declared locally. More information:
After saving the editor, push down can be started on f. However, the refactoring reports an error because it cannot replace super.f by f: class A { void mA(){ class B extends A { int f; public void mB(){ super.f = 0; } } } }
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