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Description
Description
When it comes to generic types, it is not possible for the NullabilityInfoContext class to determine the nullability of members whose type is a generic parameter -- in such cases NullabilityInfoContext will fall back to reporting the members as being Nullable. This works fine for the cases of PropertyInfo and FieldInfo, however I found a case where the nullability of a ParameterInfo is reported erroneously as NotNull.
Reproduction Steps
Type type = typeof(MyPoco<string>);
var ctx = new NullabilityInfoContext();
// Property nullability -- works as expected
PropertyInfo prop = type.GetProperties()[0];
NullabilityInfo propNullability = ctx.Create(prop);
Console.WriteLine(propNullability.ReadState); // Nullable
// Parameter nullability -- ReadState & WriteState reported as NotNull
var param = type .GetConstructors()[0].GetParameters()[0];
var info = ctx.Create(param);
Console.WriteLine(info.ReadState); // NotNull
Console.WriteLine(info.WriteState); // NotNull
public class MyPoco<T>
{
public MyPoco(T value) => Value = value;
public T Value { get; }
}Expected behavior
Parameter nullability should be reported as Nullable, similar to the property.
Actual behavior
Reported as NotNull.
Regression?
No response
Known Workarounds
No response
Configuration
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Other information
Adding a notnull constraint makes nullability information being reported as expected:
var ctx = new NullabilityInfoContext();
Type type = typeof(MyPoco<string>);
PropertyInfo prop = type.GetProperties()[0];
NullabilityInfo propNullability = ctx.Create(prop);
Console.WriteLine(propNullability.ReadState); // NotNull
var param = typeof(MyPoco<string>).GetConstructors()[0].GetParameters()[0];
var info = ctx.Create(param);
Console.WriteLine(info.ReadState); // NotNull
Console.WriteLine(info.WriteState); // NotNull
public class MyPoco<T> where T : notnull
{
public MyPoco(T value) => Value = value;
public T Value { get; }
}