Changing default method to static should be separate case

[siom79]

see discussion in a941c34#r128449820

[Marcono1234]

From a941c34#r128486069:

In case it was abstract and changed to static, then the Class C must have an implementation of the method (as it was abstract) and therefore it is still source compatible (new C().doSomething() calls the method in C) and binary compatible (the method in C gets called).

The problem here is though when the method is not called on the class C but on a variable with the type of the interface I:

I i = ...;
i.doSomething();

If doSomething() is changed from abstract to static this causes

• Source incompatibility:

  illegal static interface method call
  

• Binary incompatibility:

  IncompatibleClassChangeError: Expected instance not static method 'void I.doSomething()'
  

[siom79]

@Marcono1234 Got it. Thanks for pointing out.

[Marcono1234]

Thanks for the changes!

METHOD_NON_STATIC_IN_INTERFACE_NOW_STATIC has still JApiSemanticVersionLevel.MINOR though. Is that intentional or should it rather be MAJOR now?

[siom79]

Yes, you are right again. 😄 And then we don't need METHOD_DEFAULT_NOW_STATIC, too.

[siom79]

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