Explicitly annotate some null-unmarked classes as @NullUnmarked.
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Explicitly annotate some null-unmarked classes as
@NullUnmarked.This is redundant for now, though it is arguably nice to be explicit. However, my actual motivation is that I expect to use a package-level
@NullMarkedannotation (contrary to my usual recommendation) in order to help external Java 8 users whose tools might be upset by the@Target(..., MODULE)that they are more likely to discover if@NullMarkedappears on individual classes.RELNOTES=n/a