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Applying rename in the presence of certain code constructs corrupts code; this could cause widespread problems in a big project with a public name. Here's a simple example: public void foo () { int renameMe = 0; int x, y; // more code... } Renaming renameMe (e.g., to renameYou) results in this, which of course doesn't compile: public void foo () { int renameYou = 0; int x, int x, y; // more code... } This happens in 6.0 M10.
It is already fixed, use current trunk build. Thanks for the report anyway. *** This issue has been marked as a duplicate of 95533 ***