Hi all,

The last IntelliJ update (2017.3) introduced regression that brakes 
developing with Akka / Scala on Java.

The regression is that IntelliJ shows false error highlighting in Java when 
subclassing Scala classes that had traits mixed in (all AbstractActor 
classes for example - AbstractActor, 
AbstractPersistentActor, AbstractPersistentActorWithAtLeastOnceDelivery, 
etc'..).
IntelliJ forces you to either declare the new sub class as abstract, or 
implement all the methods of all the mixins.
Needless to say, the project compiles and runs perfectly.

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I opened the following ticket with Jetbrains - ticket 1166142 
<https://intellij-support.jetbrains.com/hc/en-us/requests/1166142?flash_digest=2bfa3e458b7d175457f00b6fbd55273ee8d49bee>,
 
and created the following repository that reproduces the false errors - 
intellij-mixin-issue <https://github.com/rotomer/intellij-mixin-issue>.

Please consider weighing in to the discussion so that the issue gets proper 
prioritization in JetBrains.

Regards,
Tomer R.

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