Xavier Garcia Buils

When path is empty array I like it as it is. ``` javascript var obj = { foo: 'bar', fizz: { buzz: 42 } } objectPath.get(obj, ['fizz', 'buzz']) // returns...

Ok, but my objection is with empty array. I think that is interesting to have a [neutral element](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Identity_element) that it does nothing like empty array. ``` javascript // now, if...

It is just my opinion, but access 0-deeply make sense for me and simplifies the code. Another example is with `insert` and `push` methods which access and modify element accessed:...

The point here is that seems that these kind of laws are too much restrictive: > Sanctuary breaks this law in multiple ways: > > 1. Input type checking >...

I would like to point that specs talk about *inspection* (checked), not about *inspection* **with observable effect**. Do specs really need to talk about what means *obserbable effect* when there...

Hi @jaawerth I've seen the fallback function of [reduceBy](https://github.com/ramda/ramda/blob/d27c944b4aa974d42b68899270311fb10419ad79/source/reduceBy.js#L58) is using `_clone`. Then maybe could be done as same way is done in `_xReduceBy`. Let's see what the mantainers say....

Hi @AhmedAtef07, What is the use case of forbidding multilines in strings?

Hi @AhmedAtef07, Sorry. I thought you say that `no-multiple-empty-lines` SHOULD be triggered in strings. But you are saying the opposite.

Hi @vsiakka, I think usually someone want to use the two rules at the same time. I think it's because they are not stylistic issues. However, in analogy to eslint...

I've seen that the rule that I'm proposing (`at-least-one-scenario`) is the same as `no-files-without-scenarios`. I updated the title because I think files without scenarios should not be reported by `no-background-only-scenario`...