Found redundant literal in a logical expression JS-W1043
Anti-pattern
Minor
Using literals like true, 0, and false on either side of a logical operator is unnecessary.
For example, true && something will always evaluate to something.
If you're using || to set defaults (like num || 10),
use the ?? operator instead (num ?? 10).
Bad Practice
const makesNoSense = someFunc() && true
const value = getValue() || 'default'
Recommended
const thisIsFine = someFunc()
const value = getValue() ?? 'default'