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Remove special overriding logic for explicit nulls #22243

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Fixes #22071

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olhotak commented Dec 19, 2024

The changes LGTM, but we'll need to get the CI running first.

There we see:

object creation impossible, since def compareTo(x$0: T | Null): Int in trait Comparable in package java.lang is not defined

The type of x should become a flexible type, not T | Null. So the question is why doesn't it become a flexible type.

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Just a question about the ctx for matches. Otherwise LGTM

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val overrideCtx = if ctx.explicitNulls then ctx.relaxedOverrideContext else ctx
TypeComparer.matchesType(this, that, relaxed = !ctx.phase.erasedTypes)(using overrideCtx)
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Do we still need to remove the SafeNull mode?

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Yes, I believe the comment above explains why. (and it also doesn't pass the tests without it)

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remove special overriding logic that was added for explicit nulls
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