Given the following code: {{ field.value ==== userData.data.name }}, I need to allow for the name field to be null. Thus, I need to write {{ field.value === (userData.data.name ? userData.data.name : '') }}
This can get very long and tedious when checking over multiple fields in a form. Is there any way to utilize the null coalesce (??) operator, which currently returns an error. The desired code would read {{ field.value === (userData.data.name ?? '') }}.
Hi wmayallen! I think this might actually be working, but we do incorrectly lint it as an error at the moment 
Does this work how you would expect?
In the screenshot you show, yes, that would be the expected behavior. However, in my app, when I attempt to replace the code on the left with the code on the right...
you see that I get an error when, I believe, I should be getting the same result.
NOTE: Since the linter was balking on the parentheses, I removed them, but it had no effect on the error.
