Potential fix for code scanning alert no. 15: Useless null check - #83
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Potential fix for https://github.com/InvalidDavid/UMA/security/code-scanning/15
Remove the useless null-safe call and keep behavior unchanged by directly parsing the string and preserving the same fallback to
0Lwhen parsing fails.Best fix in this file region (
getDetails, around lines 267–268):dateStrassignment as-is.val uploadDate = dateStr?.let { dateFormat.parseSafe(it) } ?: 0Lval uploadDate = dateFormat.parseSafe(dateStr) ?: 0LThis preserves existing functionality:
datetimeis absent,attr("datetime")gives"".parseSafe("")should returnnull(same as failed parse), then?: 0Lapplies exactly as before.No imports, new methods, or dependencies are needed.
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