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PR for v.1.9.0 #189

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PR for v.1.9.0 #189

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@hcpchris hcpchris merged commit edb52c5 into master Jul 16, 2024
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left_value = validators.string(left_value, allow_empty = False)
right_value = validators.string(right_value, allow_empty = False)

return left_value + right_value
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Whatever the operator +, -, / in the expression, you apply the + operation, it's super confusing.

Shouldn't + be the only operator accepted on strings ?
'hello' - 'bye' and 'hello' / 'bye' are both unsupported operand on str in Python.

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