Remove usage of _.compact

[MrAndrewKirillov]

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issue:747

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[icebob]

Would be better if you add a compact method to utils (similar to other lodash compatible functions) and use it in the codes.

[MrDroid1]

@icebob I think creating method for compact is overhead, cause function too small and we haven't to use lodash style. May you describe your point of it, it's easy to add method, but I realy don't understend point of it.

[icebob]

The lodash compact as the input is not array, or null or undefined. So when I'm using I don't care to check the parameter before add it to function because it will handle and always returns an array. The current solution doesn't handle it, but in a utils function we can do this check as well.

[MrDroid1]

The lodash compact as the input is not array, or null or undefined.

Yeah, but this behavior not expected and lodash documentation says you have to use array as a parameter to remove falsy values. I think we should not rely on the behavior of the method, but should proceed from the needs, that is, the method should remove falsy values from the array. fillter(Boolean) do that, remove falsy values from array.

So when I'm using I don't care to check the parameter before add it to function because it will handle and always returns an array

In my opinion, it's a bad idea to rely on a single method and the best solution would be to use monosemantic values and methods using monosemantic values and responses.