I haven't walked through the code to check, but if I recall correctly the library itself just uses it for the Null/NonNull/WorkerThread/AnyThread annotations (the example app uses it some more). If you don't mind doing the work, stripping those out might do the trick. #4

Kilo-411 · 2021-02-21T15:30:15Z

I haven't walked through the code to check, but if I recall correctly the library itself just uses it for the Null/NonNull/WorkerThread/AnyThread annotations (the example app uses it some more). If you don't mind doing the work, stripping those out might do the trick.

Originally posted by @Chainfire in Chainfire/libsuperuser#92 (comment)

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I haven't walked through the code to check, but if I recall correctly the library itself just uses it for the Null/NonNull/WorkerThread/AnyThread annotations (the example app uses it some more). If you don't mind doing the work, stripping those out might do the trick. #4

I haven't walked through the code to check, but if I recall correctly the library itself just uses it for the Null/NonNull/WorkerThread/AnyThread annotations (the example app uses it some more). If you don't mind doing the work, stripping those out might do the trick. #4

Kilo-411 commented Feb 21, 2021

I haven't walked through the code to check, but if I recall correctly the library itself just uses it for the Null/NonNull/WorkerThread/AnyThread annotations (the example app uses it some more). If you don't mind doing the work, stripping those out might do the trick. #4

I haven't walked through the code to check, but if I recall correctly the library itself just uses it for the Null/NonNull/WorkerThread/AnyThread annotations (the example app uses it some more). If you don't mind doing the work, stripping those out might do the trick. #4

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Kilo-411 commented Feb 21, 2021