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Just thought of an issue with this, for which we'll need to add a unit test for: it is perfectly valid to put
[Export]onstaticmethods. Thus, as you feared, this "exclude static methods" check is not strict enough. Perhaps it would be enough to simply exclude static methods which lack[Export]?There was a problem hiding this comment.
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Note this is only excluding
staticmethods that are on aninterfacethat aclassimplements. It would not exclude astaticmethod on aclass. Should we allow[Export]on static interface methods?Uh oh!
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Added this test case to PR even though it isn't directly affected by this, as it never hurts to have additional tests!