It happens only in a complicated situation so most people probably haven't experienced this yet, but it's important regardless.
Basically happens when a function C triggers function B, which triggers function A. The return value of function A needs to propagate all the way back to function C when using $return.success, but that's not how it's working right now.
There's a little bug with $lambda.
It happens only in a complicated situation so most people probably haven't experienced this yet, but it's important regardless.
Basically happens when a function C triggers function B, which triggers function A. The return value of function A needs to propagate all the way back to function C when using
$return.success
, but that's not how it's working right now.