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Using 'map' on the items array causes every item to be present in the result, an easy way to see this is by querying 'length':
const items = new Items({ category: ['Arch-Gun'] }); console.log(items.length); console.log(items.map((x) => x).length);
I've attempted to fix this in #561 by reimplementing the function as was previously done with 'filter', however this fix was seemingly rejected.
Another possible fix would be to not store properties on a class extending Array.
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Using 'map' on the items array causes every item to be present in the result, an easy way to see this is by querying 'length':
I've attempted to fix this in #561 by reimplementing the function as was previously done with 'filter', however this fix was seemingly rejected.
Another possible fix would be to not store properties on a class extending Array.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: