Simplify non-empty-array removal in array_push/array_unshift#1552
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should be good, looks like the one composer failure is unrelated and happening in other PRs too. sorry for the pushes, wanted to double-check that :) |
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Thank you! This is the way to go - phase out the wrong way of doing things (remove it in places where it's not necessary), introduce a new better way, gradually, over many PRs :) |
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The previous way I did that was just an overkill and hard to read. This is already the else branch that deals with generic arrays only. Since this just recently made problems it is luckily relatively well tested.