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Since non-primitives in C# are nullable, would it make sense if all the transformed non-primitive fields in the TypeScript interfaces also get nullable?
Example: Suppose we have a C# class ExampleClass with one field a of type NestedClass. Then the transformed TypeScript interface could automatically be:
Since non-primitives in C# are nullable, would it make sense if all the transformed non-primitive fields in the TypeScript interfaces also get nullable?
Example: Suppose we have a C# class ExampleClass with one field
a
of type NestedClass. Then the transformed TypeScript interface could automatically be:export interface ExampleClass {
a: NestedClass | null;
}
instead of
export interface ExampleClass {
a: NestedClass;
}
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