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If a union of types (or equivalent) is known at generation time to the JVM (i.e. can be loaded via class loader), then the JVM hierarchy of that type should be considered when resolving the common ancestor of the types.
If a union of types (or equivalent) is known at generation time to the JVM (i.e. can be loaded via class loader), then the JVM hierarchy of that type should be considered when resolving the common ancestor of the types.
For example, given the following RAML:
The common ancestor of
Number
should resolve tokotlin.Number
.Currently it resolves to
kotlin.Any
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