[coding-style] Add NestedTernaryToMatchRector#7572
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The ternary operator checks truthiness, while |
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@GromNaN Could you share simple before/after code snippet? |
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Let's ship first version to test in the wild 👍 |
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Kick of a rule https://x.com/GromNaN/status/1980916120623476893 from @GromNaN
Optional rule to allow use of match in verbose ternary conditions. Works best with 3+ nesting.
Now we're looking for edge cases :)