Add missing @Nullable to MethodInvoker::setArguments parameter
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Signed-off-by: Stefano Cordio <[email protected]>
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Merged, thanks for the PR. |
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Prior to this change, the nullness of the
MethodInvoker::setArgumentsparameter targeted the array component only, which means that an invocation likesetArguments((Object[]) null)was forbidden.However, the Javadoc mentions:
The way I interpret the part in bold is that passing a
nullarray should be permitted, allowing the property to be unset.Therefore,
@Nullableis now added to allow a given array to benull.This emerged during the work on spring-projects/spring-batch#4864.