From today's learning room I noticed that there are some instances where the Javadoc claims that null is a valid return value or method argument, which is inconsistent with the @NonNullApi annotation on all (?) of the Salespoint packages. E.g., Product.getId() (which takes its Javadoc from Persistable.getId()).
From today's learning room I noticed that there are some instances where the Javadoc claims that
null
is a valid return value or method argument, which is inconsistent with the@NonNullApi
annotation on all (?) of the Salespoint packages. E.g.,Product.getId()
(which takes its Javadoc fromPersistable.getId()
).