Add a generic parameter <E> to getExternalInstance#986
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To avoid getting warning: [unchecked] unchecked cast when generated code uses this method. So now instead of being declared as public ArrayList getExternalInstance() it is declared as public <E> ArrayList<E> getExternalInstance() with <E> being the type parameter. You can then call the method passing an explicit parameter, e.g.: chatHistory.<OpenAIResponse.Message>getExternalInstance(); which we currently don't generate, but just using chatHistory.getExternalInstance(); also does not yield a warning.
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To avoid getting
warning: [unchecked] unchecked castwhen generated code uses this method. So now instead of being declared aspublic ArrayList getExternalInstance()it is declared as
public <E> ArrayList<E> getExternalInstance()with being the type parameter.
You can then call the method passing an explicit parameter, e.g.:
chatHistory.<OpenAIResponse.Message>getExternalInstance();which we currently don't generate, but just using
chatHistory.getExternalInstance();also does not yield a warning.
Issue: 205291