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Java, or at least Lombok, seems to have a @NonNull annotation that does what I want— cause code not to build that fails the check, and forces propagation of the
by corytheboyd 2y ago
Java, or at least Lombok, seems to have a @NonNull annotation that does what I want— cause code not to build that fails the check, and forces propagation of the annotation.
Reality does indeed feel exactly like what you mentioned with C#, though. The annotation is going to be missing where it’s needed most unless something forces the whole project to use it.
- mands 2y agocheck JSpecify (https://jspecify.dev https://jspecify.dev) - it's the standardised null annotation package for Java. Intellij understands the annotations so you generally get decent null-checking across your codebase. Even better, apply at the package level via `package-info.java` (unfortunately sub-packages need to be individually marked as well) @NullMarked package com.foo; import org.jspecify.annotations.NullMarked;