I am getting an error: "You must annotate primary keys with @NonNull. "name" is nullable."
I do not understand what the source of this error is as I am very clearly annotating my String variable "name" with @NonNull that is declared as part of the composite primary key. Am I setting up my composite primary key incorrectly?
@Entity(tableName = "ScavItems",
primaryKeys = { "scavHuntID", "name" },
foreignKeys = {
@ForeignKey(entity = ScavHunt.class,
parentColumns = "shID",
childColumns = "scavHuntID")
})
public class ScavItem {
@NonNull private int scavHuntID;
@NonNull private String name;
@ColumnInfo(name = "found")
private boolean found;
public ScavItem(int scavHuntID, String name){
this.scavHuntID = scavHuntID;
this.name = name;
found = false;
}
public String getName(){ return this.name; }
public boolean getFound(){ return this.found; }
public int getScavHuntID(){ return this.scavHuntID; }
public void setFound(boolean found){ this.found = found; }
}
I figured it out. I was importing the incorrect NonNull package. This is the correct import:
import android.support.annotation.NonNull;
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