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TemplateProcessor.java:888 and :1203 tell users to "use the whereAny/whereAll builder methods". Neither method exists anywhere in main source; WhereBuilder.kt:33 documents the same phantom convention.
Seven Kotlin KDoc examples call .getResultList(), the Java name, where Kotlin has the resultList property: PredicateBuilder.kt:40, QueryTemplate.kt:41, QueryBuilder.kt:51, 59, WhereBuilder.kt:44, TypedJoinBuilder.kt:34, 42. WhereBuilder.kt:39 shows where { } where the real method is whereBuilder, and :28/:50 link a QueryBuilder.where lambda overload that does not exist.
Copy-pasted javadoc: DbTable.java:25 says the annotation specifies the schema name (it specifies the table name), DbColumn.java:27 says "the column, table or view", and Operator.java:50/:55 label EQUALS/NOT_EQUALS as "The EXISTS operator"/"The NOT EXISTS operator".
Operator.java:118-122: the null guard throws "Column name cannot be null" on the operator's display name, which is never null; the column arrives pre-interpolated in the fourth argument, so a null column silently renders null = ?. Guard the column parameter instead.
TemplateProcessor.java:888and:1203tell users to "use the whereAny/whereAll builder methods". Neither method exists anywhere in main source;WhereBuilder.kt:33documents the same phantom convention..getResultList(), the Java name, where Kotlin has theresultListproperty:PredicateBuilder.kt:40,QueryTemplate.kt:41,QueryBuilder.kt:51, 59,WhereBuilder.kt:44,TypedJoinBuilder.kt:34, 42.WhereBuilder.kt:39showswhere { }where the real method iswhereBuilder, and:28/:50link aQueryBuilder.wherelambda overload that does not exist.DbTable.java:25says the annotation specifies the schema name (it specifies the table name),DbColumn.java:27says "the column, table or view", andOperator.java:50/:55labelEQUALS/NOT_EQUALSas "The EXISTS operator"/"The NOT EXISTS operator".Operator.java:118-122: the null guard throws "Column name cannot be null" on the operator's display name, which is never null; the column arrives pre-interpolated in the fourth argument, so a null column silently rendersnull = ?. Guard the column parameter instead.