@canastro In my case, it generates code that is not compilable.
e.g.:

  static final List<String> _LITERAL_NAMES = [
      null, null, null, "'<<'", null, null, null, "'|'", null, "'>>'", "']'", 
      null, null, "'||'", "'&&'", null, null, null, null, null, null, "'+'", 
      "'-'", "'*'", "'/'", "'%'", "'^'", "'!'", "';'", null, "'('", "')'", 
      "'{'", "'}'", "','", "'true'", "'false'", "'if'", "'elseif'", "'else'", 
      "'/if'", "'set'", "'textbox'", "'listbox'", "'option'", "'/listbox'", 
      null, null, null, "'either'"
  ];

or:

class ParseContext extends ParserRuleContext {
  BlockContext block() => getRuleContext<BlockContext>(0);
  TerminalNode EOF() => getToken(SugarCubeParser.TOKEN_EOF, 0);
  ParseContext([ParserRuleContext parent, int invokingState]) : super(parent, invokingState); 
}

getRuleContext returns a nullable type.
([ParserRuleContext parent, int invokingState]) from the constructor is not marked as nullable.

Should I take care about something to fix this issue?
Or why do it behave like that.

Thanks.

[dart] Add support to dart's sound null safety #3114

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