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https://github.com/DmitrySoshnikov/regexp-tree/issues/237

This kind of like short circuit ```js foo && bar(); ``` But I prefer ```js if (foo) { bar(); } ``` So I prefer the ternary version, but I use...

ONE benefit in werid JavaScript world. ```js ({...(document.all && {foo: 1})}) // VS ({...(document.all ? {foo: 1} : undefined)}) ``` Just kidding.

> this rule only work when the variable name is the same as the property name. I don't think so, the name doesn't matter. Spread any falsely value in object...

The cache feature currently only available in CLI, no api for it.

```js throw new TypeError("Expect 'text' to be a string, got 'undefined'.") ```

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@axetroy I simplified the rule only check `index < 0`, `index >= 0`, `index > -1`. I think it's enough, what do you think?

I hope we have a separate rule to forbid `.reverse()`, but allow `ExpressionStatement`. ```js // Only exception array.reverse(); // ✅ [...array].reverse(); // ❌ array.reverse()[0]; // ❌ ``` Same for `.sort()`...