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BETA_JAVA7 public class test2 { class C {} interface I {} public class X<T extends C & I> { X() {} X f = new X<>(); } } ctrl +1 on X -> 'Change type to 'X<? extends C>' and 'Add type arguments to X' add unnecessary imports. I'll take a look.
Moving to Core..Seems like a problem in org.eclipse.jdt.core.dom.rewrite.ImportRewrite.findInImports(String, String, int) The secondary type(s) are not recognised as known in the context, hence unnecessary imports are added.
These are member types, not secondary types. Secondary types are top level types that are defined as non public types into a compilation unit with another public type. I'll investigate. Organize import properly removes these unused imports.
(In reply to comment #2) > These are member types, not secondary types. Secondary types are top level > types that are defined as non public types into a compilation unit with another > public type. Oops, sorry I meant to write member types!
Also happens without diamond if you use "new X<CI>()" with class CI extends C implements I { }
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