Observed behavior: In cases where both a divert clause as well as a => condition output clause are present in a switch expression, the consequent clause in the divert expression operates on the (result of condition flow + original inputs).
Expected behavior: It should operate only on the original inputs, and the result of the condition flow should be forwarded to the consequent flow as is (as the first input).
Example:
(switch (4 -4)
(% 1> 2>)
[add1 (=> + sqr)])
This should be 5 + -4, squared = 1, rather than + 4, squared = 16.
Observed behavior: In cases where both a
divertclause as well as a=>condition output clause are present in aswitchexpression, the consequent clause in the divert expression operates on the (result of condition flow + original inputs).Expected behavior: It should operate only on the original inputs, and the result of the condition flow should be forwarded to the consequent flow as is (as the first input).
Example:
This should be
5 + -4, squared = 1, rather than+ 4, squared = 16.