Rob Fletcher
Rob Fletcher
Does Java's type system actually support nullability-awareness for scenarios like `selectCount()` vs `select(Field)` where the call would chain through _from_ and _where_ steps, and ultimately determine whether a chain terminating...
@lukaseder That's what I figured (although I wasn't aware of the workaround, thanks for that). Kotlin's type system would be able to pass the nullability/non-nullability from the initial select method...
> So, pragmatism dictates that we ignore that extremely rare case and promise not to return `null` for `fetchSingleInto(Class)`. Does this make sense? Ah yes, I should probably be using...
But in that case the problem isn't the nullability of `selectCount`'s return type, it's that in Java (AFAIK) there's no way to transmit that down the chain. In Kotlin because...
Okay, my bad. I did not know you could do that with Java.
With Mojave `mas` seems to just no-op on commands like `outdated` or `upgrade` (I can see pending updates in the App Store but `mas` doesn't report them). The `account` command...
@phatblat I'm using 1.4.1 from Homebrew Is 1.4.2 coming to homebrew or is there a reason it's being held back? Happy to install it another way if so. I use...
Kotlin 1.8 no longer supports JVM targets < 8 so I'm closing this.
I was wondering if it would make sense to have Strikt's assertions be lenient about (or normalize) line separators rather than changing all the assertions
This works for me: ``` .orbit-wrapper .timer .mask { display: none; } ```