Module `Nullsafe.NullsafeMode`

module Trust : sig ... end

type t = | Default | Local of Trust.t | Strict

val compare : t -> t -> int
val equal : t -> t -> bool

val of_annot : IR.Annot.t -> t option: Returns t when provided annotation matches the format of @Nullsafe, otherwise None.

val of_class : IR.Tenv.t -> IR.JavaClassName.t -> t: Extracts mode information from class annotations

val of_procname : IR.Tenv.t -> IR.Procname.t -> t: Extracts mode information from a class where procname is defined

val is_in_trust_list : t -> IR.JavaClassName.t -> bool: Check whether JavaClassName.t is in explicit trust list specified in the mode

val is_stricter_than : stricter:t -> weaker:t -> bool: Check whether stricter is (strongly) stricter than weaker

val severity : t -> IBase.IssueType.severity: Provides a default choice of issue severity for a particular mode. Rule is: severity should be ERROR if and only if it is enforced.

val pp : Stdlib.Format.formatter -> t -> unit

type nested_class_annotation_problem = | RedundantNestedClassAnnotation Nested mode is explicitly annotated exactly like the outer one. | NestedModeIsWeaker of weak_type Attempt to relax the mode imposed in the outer class.
and weak_type = | ExtraTrustClass of IR.JavaClassName.t list Nested class has this extra list of classes | Other

val check_problematic_class_annotation : IR.Tenv.t -> IR.JavaClassName.t -> (unit, nested_class_annotation_problem) IStdlib.IStd.result: Given a (not anonymous) class name, check if there are semantic problems with @Nullsafe mode annotation for this class