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`onEach` working for nullable iterables

See original GitHub issue

Currently, one cannot apply onEach validation if iterable field is nullable, for example val items: List<MyClass>? There should be some way to do it either by making it possible to combine ifPresent with onEach or by making onEach treat a null iterable in the same way as an empty iterable. There could also be new method like onEachIfPresent

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Created 2 years ago
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matfiej88commented, Feb 23, 2022

+1 for nested option

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wtomicommented, Feb 23, 2022

I also like the nested option. It seems like a natural extension because onEach would work in the same way as it has been. I can try to implement it later.

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