[Coercions] Attempt to apply operator "-" to null value

What is this warning? I have it in my console every time I load page:
[Coercions] Attempt to apply operator "-" to null value
I tried to find any line in code where I try to apply "-" to any value. I found just one, but in method that isn't called every time, so it should appear. It's in:
public void negateDouble(Double value) {
  double negated = -value.doubleValue();
}Anyway, that's only in this app, and I have another where the same warning is appearing.
PS. I'm using Creator 2.

I guess that you are trying to apply the - operator to a null value...
Check to see if values is not null before.

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