Hey everyone,

I'm facing an issue with @CommitAfter annotation being placed on
implementation.

I have 2 interfaces A and B :

public interface A<T> {
  void methodA(T t);
}

public interface B extends A<C> {
  void methodB();
}

and one implementation BImpl :

public class Bimpl implements B {
  @Annotated
  void methodA(C t){...}

  void methodB(){...}
}

The annotation @Annotated is not present in MethodInvocation at runtime. I
suspect it to be because of the generic parameter of interface A.

Is there or bug or am I using this the wrong way ?

Charles

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