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fix: casing fn handles leading char #1256

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@P0lip P0lip commented Jun 25, 2020

We could tweak the regular expression, but this feels more readable to me.

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@P0lip P0lip added the t/bug Something isn't working label Jun 25, 2020
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targetVal.length === 1 &&
opts.separator !== void 0 &&
opts.separator.allowLeading === true &&
targetVal.endsWith(opts.separator.char)
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@P0lip endsWith seems a bit "weird" to me here especially when targetVal length == 1

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this is due to eslint rule.
I can change it to targetVal[0] and disable the rule for this particular line, because it indeed feels weird

opts.separator !== void 0 &&
opts.separator.allowLeading === true &&
// eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/prefer-string-starts-ends-with
targetVal[0] === opts.separator.char
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@P0lip There might be something I don't understand (and in that case I apologize in advance for being that thick), but we know targetVal is one char long, we also know the separator is also one char long (enforced through schema rule). Can't we just compare them directly (ie. targetVal === opts.separator.char)?

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well, yeah, foolish me 🤦‍♂️

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@P0lip P0lip requested a review from nulltoken June 26, 2020 11:15
@nulltoken nulltoken merged commit 23e407a into develop Jun 26, 2020
@nulltoken nulltoken deleted the fix/leading-char-casing branch June 26, 2020 14:52
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