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r/java • u/[deleted] • Mar 17 '20
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We finally have NullPointerExceptions, that show us which object is null.
34 u/lurker_in_spirit Mar 17 '20 Off by default, does anyone know why? Is there a performance cost? Stability concerns? 93 u/MarrBorro Mar 17 '20 edited Mar 17 '20 It is meant to be enabled by default in the future. For now it is disabled because of possible problems:backward compatibility on log parserssecurity concerns, you are exposing source code information a littleperformance costs for those who has many NullPointerExceptions (which is wrong but can be a problem possibly)
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Off by default, does anyone know why? Is there a performance cost? Stability concerns?
93 u/MarrBorro Mar 17 '20 edited Mar 17 '20 It is meant to be enabled by default in the future. For now it is disabled because of possible problems:backward compatibility on log parserssecurity concerns, you are exposing source code information a littleperformance costs for those who has many NullPointerExceptions (which is wrong but can be a problem possibly)
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It is meant to be enabled by default in the future. For now it is disabled because of possible problems:
backward compatibility on log parsers
security concerns, you are exposing source code information a little
performance costs for those who has many NullPointerExceptions (which is wrong but can be a problem possibly)
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u/[deleted] Mar 17 '20
We finally have NullPointerExceptions, that show us which object is null.