Make Nullable::operatorT() opt-out as downstream packages adjusted#1477
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As discussed in #1472, and following up on #1471 / #1470, we were seeing side-effects in six package when
Nullable::operatorT()was defined so we were keeping as an opt-in feature. The six packages have all adjusted so we can now flip this to opt-out. This allows any other package we have not met yet---and which may have a hick-up here too---to skip the definition and return to the 'as before' state.Big thank you also to the six packages for adjusting.
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R CMD checkstill passes all tests