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🐛 improve accuracy of MethodReference matches #97
🐛 improve accuracy of MethodReference matches #97
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This will lead to false positives, but I would rather that than miss real issues (which would happen if we did the opposite). I think this is the right approach.
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@shawn-hurley yes, this was what was causing errors in our test suite where some projects are outright bad / un-buildable etc. that was about 20% of total test cases that used METHOD_CALL. I think we can live with this tradeoff