I have a weird behavior when using @Repeatable @InterceptorBinding.

Let's define the @MyBinding @InterceptorBinding (which is @Repeatable(MyBindings.class)) and the @MyBindings @InterceptorBinding.

If I have 1 interceptor for @MyBinding only, then a method which is annotated with multiple @MyBinding will be intercepted for the first @MyBinding only (other @MyBinding are ignored).

If I have 1 interceptor for @MyBindings only, then a method which is annotated with a single @MyBinding will not be intercepted at all.

If I have 2 interceptors for both @MyBinding and @MyBindings, then a method which is annotated with multiple @MyBinding will be intercepted by both interceptors (once with the first interceptor with only the first @MyBinding and once with the second interceptor with @MyBindings)

So it's not clear if we have to use 1 or 2 different interceptors for @Repeatable @InterceptorBinding as none seems to give the expected result.

Note: I am using WeldInvocationContext.getInterceptorBindings() to retrieve the bindings in my interceptors.