Use @NullMarked instead of our custom @ElementTypesAreNonnullByDefault annotations.
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…ault` annotations. This is the next step toward [using JSpecify in Guava](jspecify/jspecify#239 (comment)). At the end of that path, we'll be able to [remove our dependency on JSR-305](#2960) (and on the Checker Framework's annotations), and we'll have one less blocker to [providing a `module-info`](#2970). `@NullMarked` allows tools like kotlinc to produce errors for code like `ImmutableList<String?>`. (Before releasing this change, I'll conduct some further testing to more fully characterize the effects, both under Kotlin 2.1 and prior.) As we make further changes, it will allow kotlinc to detect even more nullness problems. We will make these changes in a series of incremental releases so that users can pick them up gradually, as we did inside Google. In simple cases, users may wish to pick up all the changes at once instead by upgrading straight from Guava 33.4.0 (or an earlier version) to Guava 33.4.4 (or whatever the version to make the final changes ends up being). RELNOTES=Replaced our custom `@ElementTypesAreNonnullByDefault` annotations with the JSpecify `@NullMarked` annotation. PiperOrigin-RevId: 708598410
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@NullMarkedinstead of our custom@ElementTypesAreNonnullByDefaultannotations.This is the next step toward using JSpecify in Guava. At the end of that path, we'll be able to remove our dependency on JSR-305 (and on the Checker Framework's annotations), and we'll have one less blocker to providing a
module-info.@NullMarkedallows tools like kotlinc to produce errors for code likeImmutableList<String?>. (Before releasing this change, I'll conduct some further testing to more fully characterize the effects, both under Kotlin 2.1 and prior.) As we make further changes, it will allow kotlinc to detect even more nullness problems. We will make these changes in a series of incremental releases so that users can pick them up gradually, as we did inside Google. In simple cases, users may wish to pick up all the changes at once instead by upgrading straight from Guava 33.4.0 (or an earlier version) to Guava 33.4.4 (or whatever the version to make the final changes ends up being).RELNOTES=Replaced our custom
@ElementTypesAreNonnullByDefaultannotations with the JSpecify@NullMarkedannotation.