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if you have an array like [ 1 => 'something', 2 => 'something else', ] for example, after array_unique or array_filter, then current code doesn't work. foreach will happily iterate on any values and seems a safer option (had the issue on my project, fixed it upstream by ensuring a properly 0 indexed array, but that seems good to have nonetheless)
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@Nevett coud you have a look at this? |
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or @Haziba ? :-) |
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if you have an array like
[
1 => 'something',
2 => 'something else',
]
for example, after array_unique or array_filter, then current code doesn't work. foreach will happily iterate on any values and seems a safer option
(had the issue on my project, fixed it upstream by ensuring a properly 0 indexed array, but that seems good to have nonetheless)