Merge pull request #283 from Pear-231/AudioEditorBugfixes #628
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10 warnings
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build-and-test:
Shared/SharedCore/ByteParsing/ByteChunk.cs#L127
Possible null reference assignment.
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build-and-test:
Shared/SharedCore/Events/Global/OpenEditorCommand.cs#L52
Cannot convert null literal to non-nullable reference type.
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build-and-test:
Shared/SharedCore/Events/Global/OpenEditorCommand.cs#L43
Possible null reference argument for parameter 'packFile' in 'Window IEditorCreator.CreateWindow(PackFile packFile, EditorEnums? preferedEditor = null)'.
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build-and-test:
Shared/SharedCore/Misc/NotifyPropertyChangedImpl.cs#L54
Cannot convert null literal to non-nullable reference type.
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build-and-test:
Shared/SharedCore/Misc/NotifyPropertyChangedImpl.cs#L29
Cannot convert null literal to non-nullable reference type.
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build-and-test:
Shared/SharedCore/Misc/MathUtil.cs#L144
Cannot convert null literal to non-nullable reference type.
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build-and-test:
Shared/SharedCore/Misc/JsonHelpers.cs#L29
Nullability of type of parameter 'value' doesn't match overridden member (possibly because of nullability attributes).
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build-and-test:
Shared/SharedCore/Misc/JsonHelpers.cs#L13
Nullability of type of parameter 'existingValue' doesn't match overridden member (possibly because of nullability attributes).
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build-and-test:
Shared/SharedCore/DependencyInjection/ScopeRepository.cs#L82
Nullability in constraints for type parameter 'T' of method 'ScopeRepository.GetRequiredService<T>(IEditorInterface)' doesn't match the constraints for type parameter 'T' of interface method 'IScopeRepository.GetRequiredService<T>(IEditorInterface)'. Consider using an explicit interface implementation instead.
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build-and-test:
Shared/SharedCore/DependencyInjection/ScopeRepository.cs#L103
Nullability in constraints for type parameter 'T' of method 'ScopeRepository.GetRequiredServiceRootScope<T>()' doesn't match the constraints for type parameter 'T' of interface method 'IScopeRepository.GetRequiredServiceRootScope<T>()'. Consider using an explicit interface implementation instead.
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