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Small nullability fixes #49279
Small nullability fixes #49279
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It's not clear to me why this logic is specific to argument conversions. Won't we have the same requirements for assignments? #Resolved
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In an assignment, we know the target-type (if there is to be a user-defined conversion). That target-type doesn't change because of nullable analysis, so the user-defined conversion is still the right one.
In a call, the target-type comes from re-inferring the type arguments for the method as part of nullable analysis. #Resolved