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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:
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undefinedif a form is invalid. - Returns
Promise<response>after the dispatchedaction.
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Calling form.submit() always returns
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For this we might have to expand the definition of "authorization library", but I know for a fact that there exist "rule engines" that can effectively be used for the same purpose, with the additional benefit of being able to see/build/debug the rules visually in the UI, without having to write test cases which are a pain in the ass.
For starters, I know for a fact that https://github.com/cache
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I am using this and underlying tags package for managing tags in my application. Application is multilingual. I use locale middleware for detecting /{locale_code} (where English is just plain root) and setting app locale for frontend.
The site is being imported from WP. as such I have imported and programatically assigned values to respective places. This results in, say, posts in different