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Eclipse says that will change the access modifier to public but does not change. package p1; public class A{ protected long k(int a){ return 83; } protected long k(long a){ return 68; } } package p1; public class B extends A{ public long m(){ return super.k(2); } } package p2; import p1.*; public class C extends B { } Step 2: apply the push down method to the method m(). Eclipse will show a warning: The visibility of method 'p1.A.k(int)' will be changed to public. If we press 'continue', Eclipse moves the method to the super class but does not change the visibility of p1.A.k(int). The code still compiles after the change. It seems that the warning was not needed. Or Eclipse should have changed the access modifier of the method.
Tested with Build ID: I20130204-1400. The bug is reproducible.
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