SI-9534 Use BoxedUnit in all cases for creating Array[Unit]

Calling `wrap` or one of the higher-dimension Array factory methods on
the `Manifest` for `Unit` led to an exception because it tried to use
`void` as a primitive type. Unlike all other primitive Scala types,
`Unit` needs to be boxed. The basic `newArray` method was not affected
by this bug because it was already special-cased. The fix is to also
special-case `arrayClass`.

1 files changed, 11 insertions, 1 deletions

diff --git a/test/junit/scala/reflect/ClassTag.scala b/test/junit/scala/reflect/ClassTag.scala
index 90cc981fc1..49022dccda 100644
--- a/test/junit/scala/reflect/ClassTag.scala
+++ b/test/junit/scala/reflect/ClassTag.scala
@@ -26,4 +26,14 @@ class ClassTagTest {
   @Test def checkDouble  = assertTrue(checkNotInt[Double] (0.toDouble))
   @Test def checkBoolean = assertTrue(checkNotInt[Boolean](false))
   @Test def checkUnit    = assertTrue(checkNotInt[Unit]   ({}))
-}
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+
+  @Test def t9534: Unit = {
+    val ct = implicitly[scala.reflect.ClassTag[Unit]]
+    val a1 = ct.newArray(1)
+    a1(0) = ()
+    val a2 = ct.wrap.newArray(1)
+    a2(0) = a1
+    val a3 = ct.newArray2(1)
+    a3(0) = a1
+  }
+}