[Refactor] Use .find() in error-handler - #7605
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Replaces .filter(...)[0] with .find(...) in cleanStackFrameFilePath for better readability and slightly better performance via short-circuiting.
Replacing .filter(...)[0] with .find(...) is more idiomatic and efficient as it avoids creating an intermediate array and can short-circuit once a match is found.
Replacing .filter(...)[0] with .find(...) is more idiomatic and efficient as it avoids creating an intermediate array and can short-circuit once a match is found.
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.find()is more idiomatic and readable than.filter(...)[0]. It also improves performance by avoiding the creation of an intermediate array and stopping iteration at the first match.How to test your changes?
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