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An idea from Andrew Kingston was to use a callback for onlyIf() calls, like onlyIf(operation => operation.property().equals()) as this provides a few key benefits, the ability to reuse condition functions, its less opinionated in terms of where the onlyIf should be placed in the call and it is easier to read in terms of indentation after linters have been applied.
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An idea from Andrew Kingston was to use a callback for
onlyIf()
calls, likeonlyIf(operation => operation.property().equals())
as this provides a few key benefits, the ability to reuse condition functions, its less opinionated in terms of where theonlyIf
should be placed in the call and it is easier to read in terms of indentation after linters have been applied.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: