It provides support for PickNonNullable. This is a version of NonNullable within the Pick series (e.g., PickRequired, PickOptional). It is useful when we need to change specific properties to NonNullable while leaving others unchanged.
One practical example is managing form states, such as for email, password, or chips. These states typically remain NonNullable. However, if the original type does not include NonNullable, instead of creating a new type, using PickNonNullable is a good option.
It provides support for
PickNonNullable. This is a version ofNonNullablewithin the Pick series (e.g.,PickRequired,PickOptional). It is useful when we need to change specific properties toNonNullablewhile leaving others unchanged.One practical example is managing form states, such as for email, password, or chips. These states typically remain
NonNullable. However, if the original type does not includeNonNullable, instead of creating a new type, usingPickNonNullableis a good option.