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import static org.junit.Assert.assertTrue;

import java.io.IOException;
import org.junit.Ignore;
import org.junit.Test;

/** Tests that all our JMH benchmarks compile successfully */
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assertTrue(new AutodisposeCompiler().compile());
}

@Ignore("Fails after wildcard nullability checking changes; needs benchmark-specific follow-up")
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Understood. Sorry for the possibly pointless bookkeeping given the number of current active contributors here (😅 ), but could we have an issue tracking this linked in the @Ignore?

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⚠️ Potential issue | 🟠 Major

Do not suppress this regression with @Ignore

Skipping testCaffeine() removes CI coverage for a benchmark compile path and can mask a real break introduced by this PR. Keep the test active and fix/track the underlying failure in a follow-up PR instead of disabling it.

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-  `@Ignore`("Fails after wildcard nullability checking changes; needs benchmark-specific follow-up")
   `@Test`
   public void testCaffeine() throws IOException {
     assertTrue(new CaffeineCompiler().compile());
   }
Based on learnings: in this repo, maintainers prefer failing tests over skipping so CI continues to catch regressions.
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@Ignore("Fails after wildcard nullability checking changes; needs benchmark-specific follow-up")
@Test
`@Test`
public void testCaffeine() throws IOException {
assertTrue(new CaffeineCompiler().compile());
}
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In `@jmh/src/test/java/com/uber/nullaway/jmh/BenchmarkCompilationTest.java` around
lines 17 - 18, Remove the `@Ignore` on the failing test in
BenchmarkCompilationTest and restore the testCaffeine() execution instead of
suppressing it; investigate and update the test expectations or the benchmark
compile invocation in the testCaffeine() method (or surrounding helper methods
used by BenchmarkCompilationTest) to accommodate the wildcard nullability
checking changes (for example adjust expected diagnostics/assertions or input
sources), and if a full fix cannot be completed immediately open a follow-up
issue/PR referenced in a TODO comment inside BenchmarkCompilationTest so CI will
continue to fail and track the regression rather than hide it.

public void testCaffeine() throws IOException {
assertTrue(new CaffeineCompiler().compile());
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package com.uber.nullaway.generics;

import com.google.errorprone.VisitorState;
import com.sun.tools.javac.code.BoundKind;
import com.sun.tools.javac.code.Symbol;
import com.sun.tools.javac.code.Type;
import com.sun.tools.javac.code.Types;
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for (int i = 0; i < lhsTypeArguments.size(); i++) {
Type lhsTypeArgument = lhsTypeArguments.get(i);
Type rhsTypeArgument = rhsTypeArguments.get(i);
if (lhsTypeArgument.getKind().equals(TypeKind.WILDCARD)
|| rhsTypeArgument.getKind().equals(TypeKind.WILDCARD)) {
// TODO Handle wildcard types
continue;
}
boolean isLHSNullableAnnotated = genericsChecks.isNullableAnnotated(lhsTypeArgument);
boolean isRHSNullableAnnotated = genericsChecks.isNullableAnnotated(rhsTypeArgument);
if (isLHSNullableAnnotated != isRHSNullableAnnotated) {
return false;
}
// nested generics
if (!lhsTypeArgument.accept(this, rhsTypeArgument)) {
if (!typeArgumentContainedBy(lhsTypeArgument, rhsTypeArgument)) {
return false;
}
}
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public Boolean visitType(Type t, Type type) {
return true;
}

/**
* Returns whether the actual type argument on the right is contained by the formal type argument
* on the left, following the JLS 4.5.1 notion of type-argument containment but interpreted with
* NullAway's nullability-aware subtype relation. Non-wildcard pairs require matching nullability
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If we are implementing JSpecify semantics here, any section of their spec we want to reference in addition to JLS 4.5.1?

* annotations and recursively matching nested type arguments. Wildcard formals are delegated to
* {@link #wildcardContains}.
*/
private boolean typeArgumentContainedBy(Type lhsTypeArgument, Type rhsTypeArgument) {
if (lhsTypeArgument.getKind().equals(TypeKind.WILDCARD)) {
return wildcardContains((Type.WildcardType) lhsTypeArgument, rhsTypeArgument);
}
if (rhsTypeArgument.getKind().equals(TypeKind.WILDCARD)) {
// This branch covers the remaining unsupported case where the formal type argument is not a
// wildcard but the actual type argument is a wildcard.
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Nit: I'd probablyy track these TODOs in a linked issue, but, again, you are probably the only person actually implementing this now, so as long as you can keep track of what's left todo... 😅

return true;
}
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boolean isLHSNullableAnnotated = genericsChecks.isNullableAnnotated(lhsTypeArgument);
boolean isRHSNullableAnnotated = genericsChecks.isNullableAnnotated(rhsTypeArgument);
if (isLHSNullableAnnotated != isRHSNullableAnnotated) {
return false;
}
return lhsTypeArgument.accept(this, rhsTypeArgument);
}

/**
* Handles a narrow slice of the JLS type-argument containment rules from JLS 4.5.1 for wildcard
* type arguments. In particular, for a formal argument {@code ? extends S}, we accept either a
* concrete actual argument {@code T} or a wildcard actual argument {@code ? extends T} whenever
* {@code T <: S}, using NullAway's nullability-aware subtype check in place of plain Java
* subtyping. This covers the JLS cases behind both {@code T <= ? extends S} and {@code ? extends
* T <= ? extends S}. For now, this method intentionally leaves {@code super} wildcards and other
* more complex cases to existing fallback behavior.
*/
private boolean wildcardContains(Type.WildcardType lhsWildcard, Type rhsTypeArgument) {
if (lhsWildcard.kind == BoundKind.UNBOUND) {
// TODO: For unbounded wildcards, we need to find the bound of the corresponding type
// variable rather than accepting outright; see
// https://jspecify.dev/docs/user-guide/#wildcard-bounds
return true;
}
if (lhsWildcard.kind != BoundKind.EXTENDS) {
// Treat non-extends wildcards as accepted here until we add more complete support.
return true;
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}
Type lhsBound = lhsWildcard.getExtendsBound();
if (lhsBound == null) {
return true;
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When is this reachable? Or is it just defensive programming / null checking? (I ask because we filter for non-wildcards in the argument type of the method, and for wildcards without extends in the previous check, so... wonder if I am missing a case.

}
if (rhsTypeArgument.getKind().equals(TypeKind.WILDCARD)) {
Type.WildcardType rhsWildcard = (Type.WildcardType) rhsTypeArgument;
if (rhsWildcard.kind != BoundKind.EXTENDS) {
// Treat non-extends wildcard actual arguments as accepted here until we add more complete
// support.
return true;
}
Type rhsBound = rhsWildcard.getExtendsBound();
if (rhsBound == null) {
return true;
}
return typeArgumentSubtype(lhsBound, rhsBound);
}
return typeArgumentSubtype(lhsBound, rhsTypeArgument);
}

/**
* Returns whether the actual type argument on the right is a nullability-aware subtype of the
* formal type argument on the left. This check first rejects flows from nullable to non-null at
* the top level of the type argument, then delegates to {@link
* GenericsChecks#subtypeParameterNullability(Type, Type, VisitorState)} for recursive nested
* checks.
*/
private boolean typeArgumentSubtype(Type lhsType, Type rhsType) {
boolean isLHSNullableAnnotated = genericsChecks.isNullableAnnotated(lhsType);
boolean isRHSNullableAnnotated = genericsChecks.isNullableAnnotated(rhsType);
if (isRHSNullableAnnotated && !isLHSNullableAnnotated) {
return false;
}
return genericsChecks.subtypeParameterNullability(lhsType, rhsType, state);
}
}
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* @param rhsType type for the rhs of the assignment
* @param state the visitor state
*/
private boolean subtypeParameterNullability(Type lhsType, Type rhsType, VisitorState state) {
boolean subtypeParameterNullability(Type lhsType, Type rhsType, VisitorState state) {
if (lhsType.isRaw()) {
return true;
}
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public class WildcardTests extends NullAwayTestsBase {

@Ignore("https://github.com/uber/NullAway/issues/1360")
@Test
public void simpleWildcardNoInference() {
makeHelper()
.addSourceLines(
"Test.java",
"""
import org.jspecify.annotations.*;
@NullMarked
class Test {
class Foo<T extends @Nullable Object> {}
String nullableWildcard(Foo<? extends @Nullable String> foo) { throw new RuntimeException(); }
String nonnullWildcard(Foo<? extends String> foo) { throw new RuntimeException(); }
void testNegative(Foo<@Nullable String> f) {
// this is legal since the wildcard upper bound is @Nullable
String s = nullableWildcard(f);
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This might be already included in further tests below, but, if not, we do want to check a Foo<String> f2 is a valid argument for both, no?

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Didn't see it below, so I'd suggest maybe having those two extra cases?

They don't need to be mirrored on every single follow up test, but it's probably worth having them once in their simplest version.

s.hashCode();
}
void testPositive(Foo<@Nullable String> f) {
// not legal since the wildcard upper bound is non-null
// BUG: Diagnostic contains: incompatible types: Test.Foo<@Nullable String> cannot be converted to Test.Foo<? extends String>
String s = nonnullWildcard(f);
s.hashCode();
}
}
""")
.doTest();
}

@Test
public void simpleWildcard() {
makeHelper()
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}
void testPositive(Foo<@Nullable String> f) {
// not legal since the wildcard upper bound is non-null
// BUG: Diagnostic contains: something about how f cannot be passed here
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Not a comment on this PR but... uh? How did this test pass before? Unless we were literally emitting an error with "something about how f cannot be passed here" in its message?

// BUG: Diagnostic contains: incompatible types: Test.Foo<@Nullable String> cannot be converted to Test.Foo<? extends String>
String s = nonnullWildcard(f);
s.hashCode();
}
}
""")
.doTest();
}

@Test
public void nestedTypeArgsInWildcardBoundNoInference() {
makeHelper()
.addSourceLines(
"Test.java",
"""
import org.jspecify.annotations.*;
@NullMarked
class Test {
class Foo<T extends @Nullable Object> {}
class Bar<T extends @Nullable Object> {}
String nullableWildcard(Foo<? extends Bar<@Nullable String>> foo) {
throw new RuntimeException();
}
String nonnullWildcard(Foo<? extends Bar<String>> foo) {
throw new RuntimeException();
}
void testNegative(Foo<Bar<@Nullable String>> f) {
String s = nullableWildcard(f);
s.hashCode();
}
void testPositive(Foo<Bar<@Nullable String>> f) {
// BUG: Diagnostic contains: incompatible types: Test.Foo<Test.Bar<@Nullable String>> cannot be converted to Test.Foo<? extends Test.Bar<String>>
String s = nonnullWildcard(f);
s.hashCode();
}
}
""")
.doTest();
}

@Test
public void deeplyNestedTypeArgsInWildcardBoundNoInference() {
makeHelper()
.addSourceLines(
"Test.java",
"""
import org.jspecify.annotations.*;
@NullMarked
class Test {
class Foo<T extends @Nullable Object> {}
class Bar<T extends @Nullable Object> {}
class Baz<T extends @Nullable Object> {}
String nullableWildcard(Foo<? extends Bar<Baz<@Nullable String>>> foo) {
throw new RuntimeException();
}
String nonnullWildcard(Foo<? extends Bar<Baz<String>>> foo) {
throw new RuntimeException();
}
void testNegative(Foo<Bar<Baz<@Nullable String>>> f) {
String s = nullableWildcard(f);
s.hashCode();
}
void testPositive(Foo<Bar<Baz<@Nullable String>>> f) {
// BUG: Diagnostic contains: incompatible types: Test.Foo<Test.Bar<Test.Baz<@Nullable String>>> cannot be converted to Test.Foo<? extends Test.Bar<Test.Baz<String>>>
String s = nonnullWildcard(f);
s.hashCode();
}
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.doTest();
}

@Test
public void intermediateNestedTypeArgsInWildcardBoundNoInference() {
makeHelper()
.addSourceLines(
"Test.java",
"""
import org.jspecify.annotations.*;
@NullMarked
class Test {
class Foo<T extends @Nullable Object> {}
class Bar<T extends @Nullable Object> {}
class Baz<T extends @Nullable Object> {}
String nullableWildcard(Foo<? extends @Nullable Bar<Baz<String>>> foo) {
throw new RuntimeException();
}
String nonnullWildcard(Foo<? extends Bar<Baz<String>>> foo) {
throw new RuntimeException();
}
void testNegative(Foo<@Nullable Bar<Baz<String>>> f) {
String s = nullableWildcard(f);
s.hashCode();
}
void testPositive(Foo<@Nullable Bar<Baz<String>>> f) {
// BUG: Diagnostic contains: incompatible types: Test.Foo<Test.@Nullable Bar<Test.Baz<String>>> cannot be converted to Test.Foo<? extends Test.Bar<Test.Baz<String>>>
String s = nonnullWildcard(f);
s.hashCode();
}
}
""")
.doTest();
}

@Test
public void wildcardActualArgumentNoInference() {
makeHelper()
.addSourceLines(
"Test.java",
"""
import org.jspecify.annotations.*;
@NullMarked
class Test {
class Foo<T extends @Nullable Object> {}
String nullableWildcard(Foo<? extends @Nullable String> foo) {
throw new RuntimeException();
}
String nonnullWildcard(Foo<? extends String> foo) {
throw new RuntimeException();
}
void testNegative(Foo<? extends @Nullable String> f) {
String s = nullableWildcard(f);
s.hashCode();
}
void testPositive(Foo<? extends @Nullable String> f) {
// BUG: Diagnostic contains: incompatible types: Test.Foo<? extends @Nullable String> cannot be converted to Test.Foo<? extends String>
String s = nonnullWildcard(f);
s.hashCode();
}
}
""")
.doTest();
}

@Test
public void wildcardCheckingForReturnsAndAssignments() {
makeHelper()
.addSourceLines(
"Test.java",
"""
import org.jspecify.annotations.*;
@NullMarked
class Test {
class Foo<T extends @Nullable Object> {}
Foo<? extends String> nonnullField;
Foo<? extends @Nullable String> nullableField;
Test(Foo<? extends @Nullable String> f) {
nullableField = f;
// BUG: Diagnostic contains: incompatible types: Test.Foo<? extends @Nullable String> cannot be converted to Test.Foo<? extends String>
nonnullField = f;
}
Foo<? extends @Nullable String> nullableReturn(Foo<? extends @Nullable String> f) {
return f;
}
Foo<? extends String> nonnullReturn(Foo<? extends @Nullable String> f) {
// BUG: Diagnostic contains: incompatible types: Test.Foo<? extends @Nullable String> cannot be converted to Test.Foo<? extends String>
return f;
}
void testLocal(Foo<? extends @Nullable String> f) {
Foo<? extends @Nullable String> ok = f;
// BUG: Diagnostic contains: incompatible types: Test.Foo<? extends @Nullable String> cannot be converted to Test.Foo<? extends String>
Foo<? extends String> bad = f;
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How does this interact with something like:

var f2 = f;
Foo<? extends String> bad = f2;

right now?

Not saying we need to handle it (not sure what kind of handling we have for Java's local type inference at all, actually, lost track of that a while back 😅 ), just curious.

}
}
""")
.doTest();
}

@Ignore("https://github.com/uber/NullAway/issues/1350")
@Test
public void genericMethodLambdaArgWildCard() {
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@NullMarked
public class Test {
void testUpper(NestedAnnots<@Nullable String> t) {
// TODO report an error here when we support wildcards
// BUG: Diagnostic contains: incompatible types: NestedAnnots<@Nullable String> cannot be converted to NestedAnnots<? extends String>
NestedAnnots.wildcardUpper(t);
}
void testLower(NestedAnnots<String> t) {
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