Looks like we've reached max depth, but one last response for @ithkuil:
> Another case where having real production code have parts of it that can be turned off is trunk based development leveraging feature flags.
I've used Nullables to implement "dry run" capability in a command-line tool that did git stuff. Super clean—when I got the --dry-run flag, I just called Repo.createNull() rather than Repo.create().
> Another case where having real production code have parts of it that can be turned off is trunk based development leveraging feature flags.
I've used Nullables to implement "dry run" capability in a command-line tool that did git stuff. Super clean—when I got the --dry-run flag, I just called Repo.createNull() rather than Repo.create().