I expect that arithmetic expression where there is no space between operands and operator can be parsed correct. E.g. (3*3) or (3*3) + 3
Current Behavior
Arithmetic expressions like (3*3) currently throw errors (like comparison contains Different DataTypes). Expressions like (3*3) + 3 are parsed like (3.0+3.0) wh
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What
I suggest to make the return statement of
form.submit()unified for all its branching.Why
Current behavior
Now calling
form.submit()returns two different things based on the validity of a form:undefinedif a form is invalid.Promise<response>after the dispatchedaction.Expected behavior
Calling
form.submit()always returns