Allow suppressing foreach iteration variable nullability mismatch #75432
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| @@ -8703,7 +8704,7 @@ private TypeWithState VisitConversion( | |||
| bool canConvertNestedNullability = true; | |||
| bool isSuppressed = false; | |||
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| if (conversionOperand.IsSuppressed == true) | |||
| if (suppressed || conversionOperand.IsSuppressed) | |||
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Could you share some details on the set up of the situation? I gather that we have two stacked conversions that are not part of the same conversion group and the operand is suppressed, but I don't understand why.
If this setup is expected, should we just dig through conversions here when looking for the IsSuppressed flag? #Closed
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We are getting here from VisitForEachIterationVariables where we call VisitConversion on node.IterationVariableType - there is no suppression in that node subtree. The suppression is in the node.Expression subtree.
Note that the pre-existing ref case similarly checks for suppression via node.Expression is not BoundConversion { Operand.IsSuppressed: true }.
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Fixes #75430.