'C#8 Nullable types (?) vs Resharper nullability annotations
I'm working on an ABP project and noticed that Resharper auto-formats a nullable type like string? to [CanBeNull] string
Is there still any benefit to using Resharper Annotations over C#8 features?
Solution 1:[1]
The attributes [CanBeNull] etc. where Resharpers way of implementing nullability annotations. This may be my opinion, but going forward, I believe these are obsolete. If you use C#8 nullable types, these attributes are confusing and conflicting, too. Just delete the Resharper Annotations.cs file from your project and change the code to use the new ? syntax.
Additionally, you might want to enable the Resharper configuration option "Use nullable annotation instead of an attribute". I'm not sure whether there are more similar options, but I have never seen an automatic replacement as you describe it above.
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