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When constructing a literal type from an arbitrary Java object we set the nullability flag explicitly to false, however, in another entry point (OfTypeValue) we set the nullability flag to true.
This causes discrepancies when attempting to understand type requirements e.g. to check plan constraints satisfaction, which could have negative side-effects such as plan cache thrashing.
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When constructing a literal type from an arbitrary Java object we set the nullability flag explicitly to
false
, however, in another entry point (OfTypeValue
) we set the nullability flag totrue
.This causes discrepancies when attempting to understand type requirements e.g. to check plan constraints satisfaction, which could have negative side-effects such as plan cache thrashing.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: