[Java:S1125] Not redundant, if one case is null

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public void foo( Boolean b ) {}

boolean b = ...;
foo( b ? true : null ); // FP

Please don’t ask for sense here. It’s just a stripped down example. But you can see, there is no redundant boolean literal here, since the else case of ternary operator is not false, but null.

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Hello Marvin,

Thank you for your report. I have created a ticket.

Cheers,
Sebastian

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