Completely remove Push type #52133
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Completely remove Push type #52133
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@jakebailey I'm going through all the ready-to-merge PRs, and this one has been sitting for a while. I'd say let's merge it. |
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In #52122 I said I didn't have any immediate plan to attempt to remove it, but, it turns out that nearly all cases we use
Push, we only ever pass in an array. The only exception to that rule isnoopPush, where its only use can instead just bearray?.push(...)(and I sort of expect that to be more efficient than actually going to the effort of calling a noop function through an object).Whether or not this is desirable is another question; I can understand wanting to constrain uses to a specific operation, but I also like the cleanliness and consistency of just using arrays everywhere.