> > Yes: the `?.` operator does not change the meaning of the subsequent `.` > operator. I like to think of it as: the effect is local (short-circuiting > aside), you are not switching between "modes". It’s a feature. >
Just curious: what's the rationale for that behavior, as opposed to "deep" short-circuiting? It seems like if I have a long query, like: a.b.c.d I think I would typically want to test that the whole query is satisfiable (not just a single term), so I'll need to write: a?.b?.c?.d
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