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Because the type() method just blindly returns instances of particular types (which are nullable by default).
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This should be resolved by #1366 because datatypes are passed to ValueExpr objects.
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@cpcloud What should be the promotion logic for operation involving both nullable and non-nullable operands?
I guess if any of the operands are nullable then the result should be nullable, please confirm.
Ohh, the implicit casting already nicely handles that.
@kszucs This was fixed by the PR that added Argument right?
Argument
Ah yes, looks like it does.
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type()method just blindly returns instances of particular types (which are nullable by default).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: