"Array operators" -> "Collection operators" #8880
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Since ExpressionLanguage 4.1, `in` and `not in` operators will alongside arrays handle traversable objects too
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@ostrolucky I agree. The current heading is misleading. Thanks for fixing it and congrats on your first contribution to this repo.
PS: I fixed a minor RST syntax issue because the underline of a heading must be as long as the heading text.
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Thanks for your fix. Didn't notice this issue. It's not misleading now, but will be once symfony/symfony#25506 is merged. |
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Sadly we must close this because the related Symfony PR was rejected (symfony/symfony#25506). I'm sorry. |
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Since ExpressionLanguage 4.1,
inandnot inoperators will alongside arrays handle traversable objects too