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Use nullable references types #47
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breaking changeImplementation would likely be a breaking changeImplementation would likely be a breaking changeenhancementNew feature or requestNew feature or requestmlemRelated to the base MLEM packageRelated to the base MLEM packagemlem.dataRelated to MLEM.DataRelated to MLEM.Datamlem.extendedRelated to MLEM.ExtendedRelated to MLEM.Extendedmlem.startupRelated to MLEM.StartupRelated to MLEM.Startupmlem.uiRelated to MLEM.UiRelated to MLEM.Ui
The current problem is that MLEM is still available for older .NET versions, including .NET Framework 4.5.2, which I don't think supports nullable annotations and whatnot. This shouldn't be necessary with MG now using NAOT for consoles though, so dropping support for .NET Framework may be a good idea