Fix for "Equalto operator doesn't work in "or" statement (== does)" #455
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hello @mattcoley , could you take a look at this PR? |
Joeoh
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Jun 12, 2020
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If everything looks good for you could you merge this pr @Joeoh |
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Be good to get another set of 👀 on this @mattcoley |
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This is a fix to be able to support multiple equals when using multiple conditions.
This issue was related here #414
This commit is the main resolution for this fix 8cb5142#diff-dfa299c9356b094d756062285eaf6efdL426-R426
Also, after applied I could notice that for
is no" expression had the same issue, so I applied too.Feedback is welcome.