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Attempted to Refactor/Move a class to a new package. The class contains a private inner class declaration as well. I got an alert stating that there was a package local inner class (don't quote me on exact wording)...do I want to continue? I clicked OK. IDEA attempted to move just the code in the public class, while leaving the inner class code and the original source file. IDEA attempted the creation (rather than move) of a new file in the new package location that has the same name as the original source file, and contains only the public class code; the new file does not have the inner class code. The inner class code stays behind in the original source file.
I should be able to choose whether I want to include the inner class as part of the move, especially since its only usage is by the public class I wanted to move.
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Description
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Attempted to Refactor/Move a class to a new package. The class contains a private inner class declaration as well. I got an alert stating that there was a package local inner class (don't quote me on exact wording)...do I want to continue? I clicked OK. IDEA attempted to move just the code in the public class, while leaving the inner class code and the original source file. IDEA attempted the creation (rather than move) of a new file in the new package location that has the same name as the original source file, and contains only the public class code; the new file does not have the inner class code. The inner class code stays behind in the original source file.
I should be able to choose whether I want to include the inner class as part of the move, especially since its only usage is by the public class I wanted to move. |
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