Backport "Fix "Compiler crash when calling another file's inline def that uses a private constructor"" to 3.8.2#25189
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WojciechMazur merged 1 commit intorelease-3.8.2from Feb 5, 2026
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…constructor with @publicInBinary (#24941) The assertion exists as a sanity check: private members should only be accessed from within the same source file (or similar paths). The ExpandPrivate phase then makes them non-private so the JVM allows the access. However, @publicInBinary members are designed to be accessed across compilation units (that's the whole point of SIP-52), so they're a legitimate exception to this sanity check. [Cherry-picked b2fc9f3]
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Backports #24941 to the 3.8.2-RC2.
PR submitted by the release tooling.
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