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Based on the original ruby implementation, size should be able to get size of Objects. .size works on both Hash and Array.
size
.size
This is currently not the case here. .length doesn't work for Objects here.
.length
Do we follow Ruby's "buggy" behavior or the "correct" behavior defined by the docs?
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Should be supported. Idealy same template should work in both Ruby and Node.js. We'll do it as long as we can.
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chore(release): 9.28.6 [skip ci]
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## [9.28.6](v9.28.5...v9.28.6) (2021-12-07) ### Bug Fixes * size filter does not respect Objects, fixes [#385](#385) ([6c11426](6c11426)) * throws when using `preserveTimezones` on Node.js, fixes [#431](#431) ([e2ef236](e2ef236))
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Based on the original ruby implementation,
size
should be able to get size of Objects..size
works on both Hash and Array.This is currently not the case here.
.length
doesn't work for Objects here.Do we follow Ruby's "buggy" behavior or the "correct" behavior defined by the docs?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: