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i'm having a similar issue since this problem disappears with java.jdt.ls.javac.enabled on, it is probably also an issue in ecj i took a quick look at the issues over there...

I have the same problem it seems it only happens, when the ternary produces two slightly different types and one being a primitive data type? but both still need to...

the problem is not present when using javac as the compiler ("java.jdt.ls.javac.enabled": "on") so probably a problem with ecj? i tried both ecj 4.34 (from end of november) und 4.35M1...