fix(lib): expose conditional

[BJMg]

Related issue

Fixes #2818

Description

Missing conditional expression in Java and other non-typescript languages. This PR attempts to expose it to JSII.

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[BJMg]

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This is False Positive I have signed the CLA even before I created PR. And it is signed when I open the link. Recheck doesn't help.

[DanielMSchmidt]

Awesome work, thanks for the help 🙌

[xiehan]

@BJMg We'd love to merge your PR, but we can't do so until the CLA has been confirmed to be signed!

If the CLA bot is saying the CLA hasn't been signed yet, it's most likely because the email address you signed it with (the default email address associated with your GitHub account) doesn't match the email address on the commit (in the git log). The email address on the commit is [email protected]. You'll need to either re-sign the CLA using that email address, or do some sort of git commit config --global user.email "your email" and git commit --amend on the commit to use the email address that you signed the CLA with.

[BJMg]

@BJMg We'd love to merge your PR, but we can't do so until the CLA has been confirmed to be signed!

If the CLA bot is saying the CLA hasn't been signed yet, it's most likely because the email address you signed it with (the default email address associated with your GitHub account) doesn't match the email address on the commit (in the git log). The email address on the commit is [email protected]. You'll need to either re-sign the CLA using that email address, or do some sort of git commit config --global user.email "your email" and git commit --amend on the commit to use the email address that you signed the CLA with.

Thanks for clarification. I haven't realized it takes email from my commits. Everything should be fine now.

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