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For better readable code in my opinion it would be nice with a where rule for loops like.
I think it will make it more readable and there is less lines. Of course if there is multiple if or and if else it should be ignored
for user in users where user.id == "1" { // Awesome code }
instead of
for user in users { if user.id == "1" { // Awesome code } }
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There's already an open issue for that, as well as a PR.
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For better readable code in my opinion it would be nice with a where rule for loops like.
I think it will make it more readable and there is less lines. Of course if there is multiple if or and if else it should be ignored
instead of
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: