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If some elements in a JSON array are null, the resulting List should get a nullable type parameter, for example List<String?>.
Currently, it gets List<String>.
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If some elements in a JSON array are null, the resulting List should get a nullable type parameter, for example
List<String?>
.Currently, it gets
List<String>
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: