What’s the proper way to pass nullable data to managed objects? I tried • pass directly, e.g.

objectFactory.newInstance(klass, nullableData)

. Gradle throws, can’t pass nullable parameters • add two

@Inject

constructors, one empty and one with non-null parameter. Gradle throws in this case - only one inject constructor is allowed. I’m trying to model a tree like structure where object

Node

can have a

parent: Node?

and add parent properties as a convention to its own. Maybe extensions can help?