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Example ISearchTest.java import java.util.List; public interface ISearchTest <T> { public List<T> getList(); } Copy and paste import java.util.List; public interface ISearchTest2 <ISearchTest2> { public List<T> getList(); } Expected: import java.util.List; public interface ISearchTest2 <T> { public List<T> getList(); }
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Hi Vikas, I created said interface and from the Project Explorer did a copy. I then pasted into the same package and was shown the new name dialog with 2 appended by default. I hit enter and the new interface was created as expected. I tried this on 2022-03 and 4.24 M1. Can you verify this is the scenario you were attempting and if so, then we can close this.
