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Sealed wither interface?
See original GitHub issueIts still down the line (Java 17, most likely), but it would be nice to have the RecordName.With generated interface be sealed so that only the record can implement it
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Hi again Jordan
I hope you don’t mind that I ask you to reopen this “issue”.
Building systems/good software is IMHO alot about designing the domain model. (I’m a decent Java programmer, but old enough to have appreciated a good old and clever database design 😃)
And as records is more about composition than inheritance this ticket would be gold to keep open IMHO. When Java 17 is out we can have another discussion about the reporter’s initial proposal. My two cents is that this makes sense.
Thanks for your good work and the exciting last days commits 😃 Nice weekend,
/Dan
Hmm - I didn’t think of that! That’s interesting. I’ll play around with that when I get a chance.