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# intellij

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@Leon Linhart commented on @Leon Linhart’s file

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: A little bit more detail:

- The library is written in Java and the function's first parameter is not explicitly annotated.
- IntelliJ's code analysis (correctly) infers the @NotNull annotation.
- IntelliJ provides an inspection that reports calling such functions from Java code. (Left image)
- The inferred annotations are ignored for Kotlin inspections.

So what I should have been asking for is: Is there an option to treat inferred annotations as explicit when inspecting type nullability in Kotlin code?