ide - IntelliJ Call Hierarchy with multiple inheritance

Question

The Call Hierarchy of IntelliJ is great, it shows all the places where a method is called. Consider the following classes:

interface Parent {
    void callMe();
}
class ChildOne implements Parent {
    @Override
    public void callMe() {}
}
class ChildTwo implements Parent {
    @Override
    public void callMe() {}
}
class Run1 {
    void callee1() {
        Parent childOne = new ChildOne();
        childOne.callMe();
    }
}

If you open Call Hierarchy on ChildOne#callMe() it will show Run1#callee1, but this is also true if you select in ChildTwo#callMe, because in Run1#callee1 we created a type of Parent and then assigned a ChildOne reference, so it makes sense that IntelliJ shows on both ChildOne and Two.

Now, is there a way to make IntelliJ a bit more 'smart' and consider just the exactly runtime evaluated caller? If selected from ChildTwo it shouldn't return any result, as in runtime it wouldn't be called.

I'm not sure if this would be easily feasible or not, any thoughts are appreciated.

question from:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/65935377/intellij-call-hierarchy-with-multiple-inheritance

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