Open shamilovtim opened 6 months ago
In JS the following holds true:
const foo = { maybe: undefined }; const bar = {}; > "maybe" in foo; true > "maybe" in bar; false
This library uses nullability checks such that (e.g.)!("tagLength" in algorithm) which causes unhandled exceptions when the key exists but is undefined
!("tagLength" in algorithm)
In JS the following holds true:
This library uses nullability checks such that (e.g.)
!("tagLength" in algorithm)
which causes unhandled exceptions when the key exists but is undefined