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I definitely want to enable the nullable feature. Thanks for your effort to enable nullable in this repo. |
There are some indentation issues. Some files use hard tabs while others use 4 spaces. Never mind. I will fix them after we get this PR merged. (If I fix them now, we will end up resolving a lot of merge conflicts.) |
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Close this in favor of #11 |
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After .NET6 it's time to also enable nullable…
I've done an initial review and think I've found the sore points.
In some cases, I have entered more or less dummy values, but they cannot be worse than null reference exceptions (today).
If you are interested in this change, I will come back with a few others later, so it may be better to wait a bit longer until a new release is released. But everything is entirely up to you.
// I think that GitHub shows more differences than reality...