Refactor: simplify req.acceptsEncodings with spread syntax #6139
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Replaced use of `arguments` in `req.acceptsEncodings` with the spread syntax (`...encodings`) to improve readability and reduce code complexity, while maintaining the same functionality.
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already added #6086 |
Hello @Abdel-Monaam-Aouini Thanks for your input on this! I went with a slightly different approach to keep things concise by calling accepts(this).encodings(...encodings) directly, avoiding the intermediate accept variable. This makes the code a bit more streamlined and skips a minor, unnecessary allocation. I thought this might be more consistent with our style, but I’m happy to discuss if you see other benefits to your approach! |
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Nov 15, 2024
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Replaced use of
argumentsinreq.acceptsEncodingswith the spread syntax (...encodings) to improve readability and reduce code complexity, while maintaining the same functionality.