Hi, I would like to ignore a warning the compiler ...

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[Victor Pineda]

Hi, I would like to ignore a warning the compiler is throwing:

Type mismatch: inferred type is Cursor? but Cursor was expected

I can ignore it safely but de IDE does not provide me any suggestion to add a

@SupressWarning`

[karelpeeters]

Isn't that what !! does?

[Victor Pineda]

I don't need to use that operator, the type is not being inferred correctly so I want to ignore that warning

[karelpeeters]

Hmm, it's really a warning? From the Kotlin compiler? Can you show some example code?

[Victor Pineda]

Sure

[Victor Pineda]

https://cl.ly/e2e812bca262/Captura%252520de%252520pantalla%2525202019-08-22%252520a%252520las%25252012.50.06.png▾

[Victor Pineda]

Each line starts with

w:

[Victor Pineda]

And each method call results in these warnings:

[Victor Pineda]

https://cl.ly/a512176a0395/%255B16d9f6c43383bd984988a61307504d16%255D_Captura%252520de%252520pantalla%2525202019-08-22%252520a%252520las%25252012.51.15.png▾

[Victor Pineda]

But I can safely ignore them because I have the if check at first

[Victor Pineda]

And sessionCursor is a local variable in the same method, declared as val

[Victor Pineda]

@karelpeeters what do you think?

[karelpeeters]

That's looks like either a bug or some incremental build gong wrong.

[karelpeeters]

Can you try a clean build?

[Victor Pineda]

Tried with no luck

[Victor Pineda]

So can I remove these warnings with a supresswarning annotation?

[karelpeeters]

You're not going to find a solution there, this is definitely some kind of bug.

[karelpeeters]

Try to create a minimal example if you can.