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@Grimeh Grimeh commented Apr 25, 2025

This addresses #68 by emulating the old nullable override setting by adding a checkbox that controls whether the setting is enabled or not. Basically I half-implemented the suggestion from #68 (comment).

Forgive me if the impl is a bit rough. This is my first ever time touching Kotlin or IntelliJ plugins, and my first time in ~10 years touching Java or Swing, so I might be a bit rusty! I did my best to maintain the same look & feel of the existing form, had to fiddle with alignment a bit.

I don't know how best to disable the column override text field when the checkbox is not selected. If you want to give some direction on how you'd like to see it implemented I'd be happy to take a stab at it, otherwise I'll leave it to you.

I threw this together for my own use, figured I'd put up a PR in case you want to take this direction instead of trying to get nullable values working again.

This emulates the old nullable override setting by adding a checkbox that controls whether the setting is enabled or not.
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