Added Started label.

Issue #15824 has been merged into this issue.

Fixed in r31794.

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This comment was originally written by @tomyeh

Is it part of Dart 1.1.1? It is still not working with Dart 1.1.1.

No, this fix landed after the cut off time for release 1.1 and is therefore not part of it.

This comment was originally written by @tomyeh

No, SDK 1.1.3 doesn't fix the problem mentioned in issue #15824 (which was merged into this). You can reproduce it with:

class B {
}
class C<T> {
}
class D {
}
abstract class A<T extends Iterable> implements C<T> {
}
class E extends A<List> with D {
}
void main() {
}

As mentioned earlier, this fix landed after SDK 1.1 was cut. It will be in SDK 1.2 to be released next week. If you need the fix now, you can download the SDK from the dev channel. Look for "Early Adopter?" on the download page: https://www.dartlang.org/tools/download.html

Issue #15824 has been merged into this issue.

Correction: SDK 1.2 will not be released next week, but hopefully the week after.

This comment was originally written by @tomyeh

Thanks. It is my misunderstanding. I thought it is not part of 1.1, but will be part of 1.1.3.