[BUG] @Delegate does not work properly on enums

[nlisker]

enum ASD { }

class FADSF {

    @Delegate
    ASD asd;
}

In Eclipse, the annotation generates the enum methods 3 times:

If you exclude the Enum methods, you are left with the Comparable one, but also 3 times:

@Delegate(excludes = java.lang.Enum.class)
ASD asd;

Also, excluding java.lang.Comparable.class does not remove the compareTo method. I think that that it is because it's a generic interface and @Delegate has known limitations with generics. Then again, Enum is also a generic type and its methods are removed.

Adding a custom method to the enum also causes that one to be generated 3 times, so it's not just those declared in Enum.

Using Eclipse 4.21 and Lombok 1.18.22.

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I'm trying to find a way to delegate only my custom methods from an enum (and only once), Excluding Enum helps, but the compareTo method is still there and all methods appear 3 times.

[Rawi01]

I guess that only the outline is wrong. The support for adding the generated delegate methods in the outline is quite new so most likely it simply doesn't work properly.

[nlisker]

Alright, if it's just the IDE then it's not too bad. What about excluding the Comparable method?

[DidierLoiseau]

It does not seem to be only an IDE issue, the following compiles and prints hello, so the compareTo() delegate is definitely generated despite the excludes:

enum ASD {
  TEST;

  public static void main(String[] args) {
    if (new FADSF().compareTo(ASD.TEST) == 0) {
      System.out.println("hello");
    }
  }
}

class FADSF {

  @Delegate(excludes = {Enum.class, Comparable.class})
  ASD asd = ASD.TEST;
}