- Issue created by @smustgrave
- 🇳🇿New Zealand quietone
I don't know why but the supporter section was missing the template.
To cover 📌 Use null coalescing assignment operator Active
If we adopted this change, the Drupal Project would benefit by a shorter code, more laconic and easy to read.
There is currently no mention of null coalescing assignment operator ??= in the standards. The proposal is to add a sub section "Null coalescing assignment operator ??=" to
the operator section →
, with the two parts,
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The null coalescing assignment operator
??=should be used instead of a null coalescing operator??, to make code more readable. For example use
$elements['#attached'] ??= [];
instead of
$elements['#attached'] = $elements['#attached'] ?? [];
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The null coalescing assignment operator
??=should be used instead of aif (!isset())condition, to make code shorter and more readable. For example use
$variables['content'][$name]['#attributes'] ??= [];
instead ofif (!isset($variables['content'][$name]['#attributes'])) { $variables['content'][$name]['#attributes'] = []; }
For a full explanation of these steps see the Coding Standards project page →
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Coding Standards
I don't know why but the supporter section was missing the template.