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<font face="FreeMono">So part of what motivated me to rewrite the
old MethodOverloadResolver was the fact that I noticed it had a
dummy JSObject defined at the bottom of the code, and it was
mistakenly using that. It puzzled me why this wasn't observable.
Well, it seems it is because the only code path that relied on
JSObject itself was incorrect.<br>
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Thanks to Jana for the thorough tests that caught this!<br>
It looks like we do not support conversion of JSObject to a Java
array in method signatures. This will bring the code back to its
old functionality.<br>
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<font face="FreeMono">There is a want for the real fix, but I think
we should do a fix in a separate step.<br>
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Happy hacking,<br>
-Adam<br>
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