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I’ve noticed some matcher functions handle nullable variables but other’s don’t e.g. this works for a `String?`:
```testString shouldHaveMinLength 1```
But it doesn’t work for a `Int?`:
```testInt shouldBeGreaterThan 0```
The error is - `Infix call corresponds to a dot-qualified call 'testInt.shouldBeGreaterThan(0)' which is not allowed on a nullable receiver 'testInt'. Use '?.'-qualified call instead`
So I can get around it by doing this:
```testInt?.shouldBeGreaterThan(0)```
Is this a limitation of Kotest and is there a better way I can handle this?

You can do `foo.shouldNotBeNull().shouldBeGreaterThan(0)`

Alternatively, we can make some matchers work on nulls and do that for you

Thanks I’ll try that, but yes it would be good if other matchers could handle nullable :+1: