Bug fix for @Bean returning Optional not registering extended type #782
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Example: ``` @bean Optional<CFace> optional() { ... } ``` The generated isBeanAbsent() method should include all the types that CFace extends such as interfaces. If CFace extends C2Face then both should be there like: .isBeanAbsent(CFace.class, C2Face.class)) The bug was that only the top type of CFace was included like: ``` .isBeanAbsent(CFace.class)) ``` This was due to a bug in MethodReader determining the incorrect returnElement for the optionalType = true case. The returnElement was the Optional type rather than the parameter type CFace.
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The generated isBeanAbsent() method should include all the types that CFace extends such as interfaces. If CFace extends C2Face then both should be there like:
.isBeanAbsent(CFace.class, C2Face.class)The bug was that only the top type of CFace was included like:
.isBeanAbsent(CFace.class)This was due to a bug in MethodReader determining the incorrect returnElement for the optionalType = true case. The returnElement was the Optional type rather than the parameter type CFace.