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R.none incorrectly returns true #625
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Thank you so much for this issue. It is a big error, so I will try to make a release asap. |
I am closing the issue as a fix is released with |
Thanks for the quick fix Dejan! 👍 |
Just last note as this is serious mistake - the wrong logic was introduced with version |
* fix@issue #619 wrong export declaration * feat: remove r.is.function * chore: remove circle ci * feat: add r.modify.path * fix: r.modify.path * chore@dnd * fix@typings r.nth * fix: r.nth * feat@dep update all * feat: r.merge.with * feat: r.juxt * feat: r.mapcat * feat: r.count.by * feat: r.flatten.object * feat: r.flatten.object is ready * chore: lint * feat@method r.delete.path * feat@method r.unwind * chore@dnd * chore: update test script * feat: initial pythonic list * feat: list typings * feat@typings r.init * fix@issue #625 totally wrong r.none * feat@method r.contains * feat@method change r.count * feat@method r.on * feat@method r.where.any * feat@method r.partial.object * feat@important r.pipe * fix@issue #612 deno support * chore@dnd * chore@dnd * chore@dnd * chore@lint all with new import rule * chore@lint apply to src * feat: rename r.merge * fix@definition r.count.by * fix: r.modify.path * chore@dnd * fix@typing r.on * fix: typings test * fix: r.none * chore: build * chore@dnd * fix: remove node15 from ci * feat: r.prop.satisfies * chore@dnd * feat: r.merge.with * feat: juxt * chore@small * chore@small * chore@small * feat@typings r.flatten.object * chore@small * feat@dep upgrade all * feat@dep upgrade jest.extended * fix: r.always * feat: r.partial.curry Co-authored-by: Dejan Totev <dejan.totev@psinteractive.io> Co-authored-by: Deyan Totev <deyan.totev.extern@seven.one>
Would expect false as result but it is true. It seems like none returns true when any value in the list returns false instead of all.
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