Add @Out(Void.class) annotations to writer implementations
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The IDE uses the `@In` and `@Out` annotations to validate workflows. It issues warnings when no annotation is found. Since the writers don't actually output anything as part of the workflow, `Void.class` might make sense as their output type.
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Thanks for adding these. The idea of adding a something to mark a sink crossed my mind last week as well. |
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The IDE uses the
@Inand@Outannotations to validate workflows. It issues warnings when no annotation is found. Since the writers don't actually output anything as part of the workflow,Void.classmight make sense as their output type.