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Currently if using the @Optional annotation to specify an optional argument, within a class file also using the JDK Optional class, or the Guava Optional class you're forced to use the expanded type name so as to specify which Optional you're referring to.
To resolve this naming conflict, I suggest making the @Optional annotation an @OptArg annotation or similar.
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Currently if using the
@Optional
annotation to specify an optional argument, within a class file also using the JDKOptional
class, or the GuavaOptional
class you're forced to use the expanded type name so as to specify which Optional you're referring to.To resolve this naming conflict, I suggest making the
@Optional
annotation an@OptArg
annotation or similar.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: