refactor: Avoid nested conditional expressions whenever possible [DCM] #2784
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I was playing around with the rule avoid-nested-conditional-expressions.
While I philosophically agree with the rule, sadly Dart's new switch-as-an-expression, while a much-needed improvement, still pales in comparison to Kotlin's powerful
when
, which makes it impossible to convert all cases of nested ternaries into something actually better. In some cases, given the tools that Dart provides, I think nested ternary is the best option.Notwithstanding, I used the rule to catch many cases where the new switch expression can be used to vastly simplify our codebase, making it much more readable.
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.Breaking Change?