WIP: Enable explicit nulls in community build

compiler/src/dotty/tools/dotc/core/NullOpsDecorator.scala

@@ -9,6 +9,43 @@ import Types._
 /** Defines operations on nullable types and tree. */
 object NullOpsDecorator:
 
+  private class StripNullsMap(isDeep: Boolean)(using Context) extends TypeMap:
+    def strip(tp: Type): Type = tp match
+      case tp @ OrType(lhs, rhs) =>
+        val llhs = this(lhs)
+        val rrhs = this(rhs)
+        if rrhs.isNullType then llhs
+        else if llhs.isNullType then rrhs
+        else derivedOrType(tp, llhs, rrhs)
+      case tp @ AndType(tp1, tp2) =>
+        // We cannot `tp.derivedAndType(strip(tp1), strip(tp2))` directly,
+        // since `stripNull((A | Null) & B)` would produce the wrong
+        // result `(A & B) | Null`.
+        val tp1s = this(tp1)
+        val tp2s = this(tp2)
+        if isDeep || (tp1s ne tp1) && (tp2s ne tp2) then
+          derivedAndType(tp, tp1s, tp2s)
+        else tp
+      case tp: TypeBounds =>
+        mapOver(tp)
+      case _ => tp
+
+    def stripOver(tp: Type): Type = tp match
+      case appTp @ AppliedType(tycon, targs) =>
+        derivedAppliedType(appTp, tycon, targs.map(this))
+      case ptp: PolyType =>
+        derivedLambdaType(ptp)(ptp.paramInfos, this(ptp.resType))
+      case mtp: MethodType =>
+        mapOver(mtp)
+      case _ => strip(tp)
+
+    override def apply(tp: Type): Type =
+      val tpw = tp.widenDealias
+      val tpws = if isDeep then stripOver(tpw) else strip(tpw)
+      if tpws ne tpw then tpws else tp
+
+  end StripNullsMap
+
   extension (self: Type)
     /** Syntactically strips the nullability from this type.
      *  If the type is `T1 | ... | Tn`, and `Ti` references to `Null`,
@@ -17,38 +54,22 @@ object NullOpsDecorator:
      *  The type will not be changed if explicit-nulls is not enabled.
      */
     def stripNull(using Context): Type = {
-      def strip(tp: Type): Type =
-        val tpWiden = tp.widenDealias
-        val tpStripped = tpWiden match {
-          case tp @ OrType(lhs, rhs) =>
-            val llhs = strip(lhs)
-            val rrhs = strip(rhs)
-            if rrhs.isNullType then llhs
-            else if llhs.isNullType then rrhs
-            else tp.derivedOrType(llhs, rrhs)
-          case tp @ AndType(tp1, tp2) =>
-            // We cannot `tp.derivedAndType(strip(tp1), strip(tp2))` directly,
-            // since `stripNull((A | Null) & B)` would produce the wrong
-            // result `(A & B) | Null`.
-            val tp1s = strip(tp1)
-            val tp2s = strip(tp2)
-            if (tp1s ne tp1) && (tp2s ne tp2) then
-              tp.derivedAndType(tp1s, tp2s)
-            else tp
-          case tp @ TypeBounds(lo, hi) =>
-            tp.derivedTypeBounds(strip(lo), strip(hi))
-          case tp => tp
-        }
-        if tpStripped ne tpWiden then tpStripped else tp
-
-      if ctx.explicitNulls then strip(self) else self
+      if ctx.explicitNulls then new StripNullsMap(false)(self) else self
     }
 
     /** Is self (after widening and dealiasing) a type of the form `T | Null`? */
     def isNullableUnion(using Context): Boolean = {
       val stripped = self.stripNull
       stripped ne self
     }
+
+    /** Strips nulls from this type deeply.
+     *  Compaired to `stripNull`, `stripNullsDeep` will apply `stripNull` to
+     *  each member of function types as well.
+     */
+    def stripNullsDeep(using Context): Type =
+      if ctx.explicitNulls then new StripNullsMap(true)(self) else self
+
   end extension
 
   import ast.tpd._

compiler/src/dotty/tools/dotc/core/Types.scala

@@ -1112,8 +1112,10 @@ object Types {
      */
     def matches(that: Type)(using Context): Boolean = {
       record("matches")
+      val thisTp1 = this.stripNullsDeep
+      val thatTp1 = that.stripNullsDeep
       withoutMode(Mode.SafeNulls)(
-        TypeComparer.matchesType(this, that, relaxed = !ctx.phase.erasedTypes))
+        TypeComparer.matchesType(thisTp1, thatTp1, relaxed = !ctx.phase.erasedTypes))
     }
 
     /** This is the same as `matches` except that it also matches => T with T and

compiler/src/dotty/tools/dotc/transform/OverridingPairs.scala

@@ -5,6 +5,7 @@ package transform
 import core._
 import Flags._, Symbols._, Contexts._, Scopes._, Decorators._, Types.Type
 import NameKinds.DefaultGetterName
+import NullOpsDecorator._
 import collection.mutable
 import collection.immutable.BitSet
 import scala.annotation.tailrec
@@ -215,15 +216,20 @@ object OverridingPairs:
             }
       )
     else
-      // releaxed override check for explicit nulls if one of the symbols is Java defined,
-      // force `Null` being a subtype of reference types during override checking
-      val relaxedCtxForNulls =
+      def matchNullaryLoosely = member.matchNullaryLoosely || other.matchNullaryLoosely || fallBack
+      // default getters are not checked for compatibility
+      member.name.is(DefaultGetterName) || {
         if ctx.explicitNulls && (member.is(JavaDefined) || other.is(JavaDefined)) then
-          ctx.retractMode(Mode.SafeNulls)
-        else ctx
-      member.name.is(DefaultGetterName) // default getters are not checked for compatibility
-      || memberTp.overrides(otherTp,
-            member.matchNullaryLoosely || other.matchNullaryLoosely || fallBack
-          )(using relaxedCtxForNulls)
+          // relaxed override check for explicit nulls if one of the symbols is Java defined,
+          // force `Null` being a subtype of reference types during override checking.
+          // `stripNullsDeep` is used here because we may encounter type parameters
+          // (`T | Null` is not a subtype of `T` even if we retract Mode.SafeNulls).
+          val memberTp1 = memberTp.stripNullsDeep
+          val otherTp1 = otherTp.stripNullsDeep
+          withoutMode(Mode.SafeNulls)(
+             memberTp1.overrides(otherTp1, matchNullaryLoosely))
+        else
+          memberTp.overrides(otherTp, matchNullaryLoosely)
+      }
 
 end OverridingPairs

compiler/src/dotty/tools/dotc/transform/ResolveSuper.scala

@@ -13,6 +13,7 @@ import Names._
 import StdNames._
 import NameOps._
 import NameKinds._
+import NullOpsDecorator._
 import ResolveSuper._
 import reporting.IllegalSuperAccessor
 
@@ -110,11 +111,13 @@ object ResolveSuper {
         // Since the super class can be Java defined,
         // we use releaxed overriding check for explicit nulls if one of the symbols is Java defined.
         // This forces `Null` being a subtype of reference types during override checking.
-        val relaxedCtxForNulls =
-        if ctx.explicitNulls && (sym.is(JavaDefined) || acc.is(JavaDefined)) then
-          ctx.retractMode(Mode.SafeNulls)
-        else ctx
-        if (!(otherTp.overrides(accTp, matchLoosely = true)(using relaxedCtxForNulls)))
+        val overridesSuper = if ctx.explicitNulls && (sym.is(JavaDefined) || acc.is(JavaDefined)) then
+          val otherTp1 = otherTp.stripNullsDeep
+          val accTp1 = accTp.stripNullsDeep
+          withoutMode(Mode.SafeNulls)(otherTp1.overrides(accTp1, matchLoosely = true))
+        else
+          otherTp.overrides(accTp, matchLoosely = true)
+        if !overridesSuper then
           report.error(IllegalSuperAccessor(base, memberName, targetName, acc, accTp, other.symbol, otherTp), base.srcPos)
 
       bcs = bcs.tail

tests/explicit-nulls/neg/opaque-nullable.scala

@@ -0,0 +1,47 @@
+// Unboxed option type using unions + null + opaque.
+// Relies on the fact that Null is not a subtype of AnyRef.
+// Test suggested by Sébastien Doeraene.
+
+object Nullables {
+  opaque type Nullable[+A <: AnyRef] = A | Null // disjoint by construction!
+
+  object Nullable:
+    def apply[A <: AnyRef](x: A | Null): Nullable[A] = x
+
+    def some[A <: AnyRef](x: A): Nullable[A] = x
+    def none: Nullable[Nothing] = null
+
+  extension [A <: AnyRef](x: Nullable[A])
+    def isEmpty: Boolean = x == null
+    def get: A | Null = x
+
+  extension [A <: AnyRef, B <: AnyRef](x: Nullable[A])
+    def flatMap(f: A => Nullable[B]): Nullable[B] =
+      if (x == null) null
+      else f(x)
+
+    def map(f: A => B): Nullable[B] = x.flatMap(f)
+
+  def test1 =
+    val s1: Nullable[String] = Nullable("hello")
+    val s2: Nullable[String] = "world"
+    val s3: Nullable[String] = Nullable.none
+    val s4: Nullable[String] = null
+
+    s1.isEmpty
+    s1.flatMap((x) => true)
+
+    assert(s2 != null)
+}
+
+def test2 =
+  import Nullables._
+
+  val s1: Nullable[String] = Nullable("hello")
+  val s2: Nullable[String] = Nullable.none
+  val s3: Nullable[String] = null // error: don't leak nullable union
+
+  s1.isEmpty
+  s1.flatMap((x) => Nullable(true))
+
+  assert(s2 == null) // error

tests/explicit-nulls/pos/override-type-params.scala

@@ -0,0 +1,18 @@
+// Testing relaxed overriding check for explicit nulls.
+// The relaxed check is only enabled if one of the members is Java defined.
+
+import java.util.Comparator
+
+class C1[T <: AnyRef] extends Ordering[T]:
+  override def compare(o1: T, o2: T): Int = 0
+
+// The following overriding is not allowed, because `compare`
+// has already been declared in Scala class `Ordering`.
+// class C2[T <: AnyRef] extends Ordering[T]:
+//   override def compare(o1: T | Null, o2: T | Null): Int = 0
+
+class D1[T <: AnyRef] extends Comparator[T]:
+  override def compare(o1: T, o2: T): Int = 0
+
+class D2[T <: AnyRef] extends Comparator[T]:
+  override def compare(o1: T | Null, o2: T | Null): Int = 0