The type safe check does not understand when the import uses "*" what is the difference between a class in a package and an inner class


Given a rule with the LHS like:

import com.sample.transaction.*;
import com.sample.rules.*;


     when
         scenario:     ScenarioType( this == ScenarioType.Transaction.ADD || this == ScenarioType.Transaction.EDIT  );




The model is something like:

package com.sample.rules;

public class ScenarioType {
     public static class Transaction {
        public static final ScenarioType ADD = new ScenarioType();
        public static final ScenarioType EDIT = new ScenarioType();
     }
}


The compiler will throw the exception:

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Unable to Analyse Expression this == ScenarioType.Transaction.ADD ||
this == ScenarioType.Transaction.EDIT:
[Error: unable to resolve method using strict-mode:
com.sempra.module.transaction.Transaction.ADD()]
[Near : {... rioType.Transaction.ADD || this == ScenarioType.Tr ....}]
                                      ^
[Line: 17, Column: 35] : [Rule name='rule test']

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Looks the compiler is mixing the class Transaction from com.sample.transaction.* with the inner class ScenarioType.Transaction.
Case commented the import line for com.sample.transaction.* the rule works - case used a full qualified name in import declaration the rule work - case added the annotation @typesafe(false) for ScenarioType - if removed the OR condition the rules works - but all of should not be necessary for this rules