When a custom merger returns a result that is the same as in the currentObj we can aboirt addToResult since there are nothing more we have to do. And we don't have to flag that any changes have been done.
This is a partial fix to #40. With this addition a custom merger can be used to fullfill the requirements. Check the issue for the details.
In the if we check the merger to abort early, then we need to check if there is a mergeResult otherwise the last part, mergerResult === currentObj[key], would be true when the custom merger returns undefined and it is a value that is only available in otherObj and not currentObj.
rtfeldman
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9 years ago
When a custom merger returns a result that is the same as in the
currentObjwe can aboirtaddToResultsince there are nothing more we have to do. And we don't have to flag that any changes have been done.This is a partial fix to #40. With this addition a custom merger can be used to fullfill the requirements. Check the issue for the details.
In the
ifwe check themergerto abort early, then we need to check if there is amergeResultotherwise the last part,mergerResult === currentObj[key], would be true when the custom merger returns undefined and it is a value that is only available inotherObjand notcurrentObj.