fix!: upgrade to graphql-kotlin v10 and graphql-java v25#179
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… graphql-java 25 @NullMarked DataFetcherResult<T> is now @NullMarked in graphql-java 25.0, so Kotlin infers T : Any. Nullable fields still return null at runtime via the @nullable getData() method. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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BREAKING CHANGE: DataFetcherResult type arguments are now non-nullable to comply with graphql-java 25 @NullMarked annotation
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com.expediagroup:graphql-kotlin-*dependencies and the Gradle plugin from v9.2.0 to v10.0.0, which transitively pulls in graphql-java v25.0DataFetcherResultwith@NullMarked(JSpecify), causing Kotlin to enforceT : Anyon the type parameter. Generated code now uses non-nullable type arguments (e.g.DataFetcherResult<String>instead ofDataFetcherResult<String?>). Null data is still returned at runtime via@Nullable getData()— the GraphQL schema nullability contract is unchanged.DataFetcherResulttype arguments (e.g.DataFetcherResult<String?>) will need to update those signatures after regenerating.