SCHEMA: Make expression tests more manageable #1629
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Do we know if anyone else uses these expression checks? |
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No, I don't think anybody does. |
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We started with a pretty ambitious expression language, thinking it would not be hard to implement in any language. It turns out that it would require a proper parser, which would probably be an intolerable slowdown to the javascript implementation. Making
null"falsey" is enough, and we don't use much of the fall-through behavior we originally designed.A Python implementation will be able to do some type-checking on the expressions we actually have to make sure they stay in the bounds the JS implementation can handle.