This class will fail NullAway check because the constructor does not ensure initialization of bar:
public class TestNull {
@Nullable String foo;
String bar;
}
But if the field has no default, the generator cannot make a valid (@Nullable-annotated) class.
Probably have to mark the DTO with @NullUnmarked
This should only happen types that require inheritance (and thus force use of POJOs).
Not sure how big a problem it will be in practice. (and even if it ends up being a PITA, not sure how to fix it)
This class will fail NullAway check because the constructor does not ensure initialization of
bar:But if the field has no default, the generator cannot make a valid (
@Nullable-annotated) class.Probably have to mark the DTO with
@NullUnmarkedThis should only happen types that require inheritance (and thus force use of POJOs). Not sure how big a problem it will be in practice. (and even if it ends up being a PITA, not sure how to fix it)