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We now check that the new return type is assignable to the old
return type instead of just comparing the types as strings when
checking the consistency of two APIs.
Fixes:
https://android-review.googlesource.com/#/c/58843/
Change-Id: I6a18a76e5296d58c05f1bb59341cdaa820f0c540
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We fixed the behavior with 'synchronized' a long time ago, but didn't
update the test.
Also add a reminder of how to run the tests, in lieu of adding an easy
way to run the tests.
Change-Id: I628ca5b054f777b1b19823cede05e196f8e6a685
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We now check superclasses recursively instead of just doing a string comparison.
This means that we no longer treat cases where the new superclass extends the old
superclass as an error.
Fixes https://android-review.googlesource.com/#/c/58400/1
Change-Id: I77ebb7312d0de83faed7dce0195682848256af73
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Change-Id: Ia5ae56f1700fce98e0ae6954fa2df617ec0537bb
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