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| `${TC_AI_API_BASE_URL}/workflows/${workflowId}/create-run` | ||
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| const runId = runResponse.data?.runId | ||
| const runId = runResponse.data && runResponse.data.runId |
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[💡 readability]
The change from optional chaining (?.) to a logical AND (&&) operator for accessing runId is technically correct, but it reduces readability. Optional chaining is more concise and directly conveys the intent of accessing a nested property safely. Consider reverting to optional chaining unless there's a specific reason for this change.
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| const status = result?.status | ||
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[correctness]
The change from optional chaining (?.) to using a logical OR (||) for response.data is correct and ensures that result is always an object, which is a good defensive programming practice. However, ensure that this change is consistent with the rest of the codebase.
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| const errorMsg = result?.error?.message || 'Workflow execution failed' | ||
| const errorMsg = (result.error && result.error.message) || 'Workflow execution failed' |
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The change from optional chaining (?.) to a logical AND (&&) operator for accessing result.error.message is technically correct, but it reduces readability. Optional chaining is more concise and directly conveys the intent of accessing a nested property safely. Consider reverting to optional chaining unless there's a specific reason for this change.
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| return result.result || {} |
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The change from optional chaining (??) to a logical OR (||) operator for returning result.result is technically correct and ensures that an empty object is returned when result.result is null or undefined. Ensure this change aligns with the intended behavior of the function.
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