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- Transpiling forEach to a for loop
Transpiling forEach to a for loop
In computations, forEach is transpiled into a for loop.
If forEach is used in a computation within a task, as shown in the example below (push), an infinite loop occurs. This happens because, with each iteration, a new element is added using push, and the for loop does not fix the array length at the start, leading to an infinite loop.
let POs = invoiceItems.POnumber;
POs = lodash.map(POs, "value");
// Adding iprocIdPOCO to the array
POs.forEach((item) => {
POs.push(iprocIdPOCO);
});
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by Anna Gernát