Move method refactoring causes syntax errors due to dependency on internal classes

[DongChunHao]

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Environment

Operating System: Windows11
JDK version: 17
Visual Studio Code version: 1.88
Java extension version: 1.29

Steps To Reproduce

1. select "myMethod()"
2. click “Refacator-Move method”

class OriginalClass {
TargetClass c;
protected class ProtectedInnerClass {
void innerMethod() {
// Some logic here
}
}

public void myMethod() {
ProtectedInnerClass inner = new ProtectedInnerClass();
inner.innerMethod();
}
}
// TargetClass.java
class TargetClass {

}

refactoring result:

[github-actions]

We have found issues that are potential duplicates:

• Move method refactoring causes syntax errors due to dependency on interfaces #3606 (80.56%)

• Move method refactoring caused syntax errors due to calling privatization methods #3605 (82.85%)

• Move method refactoring caused syntax errors due to calling private fields #3604 (76.83%)

If any of the issues listed above are a duplicate, please consider closing this issue & upvoting/commenting the original one.
Alternatively, if neither of the listed issues addresses your feature/bug, keep this issue open.

[fbricon]

Using the latest pre-release build, the newly refactored code compiles properly:

class OriginalClass {
    TargetClass c;

    protected class ProtectedInnerClass {
        void innerMethod() {
            // Some logic here
        }
    }
}

// TargetClass.java
class TargetClass {

    public void myMethod(OriginalClass originalClass) {
        OriginalClass.ProtectedInnerClass inner = originalClass.new ProtectedInnerClass();
        inner.innerMethod();
    }

}