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The default IfHelper always call options.inverse(binding) when the given predict is NOT true, which would cause warning message when there is NO inverse node.
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Actually, I just avoid the warning message when there is NO inverse node for IfHelper. And the output/result is exactly the same ...
I'm not familiar with ScalaTest ... I'm not sure if it is able(or needed) to assert whether there is a warning message?
The default IfHelper always call options.inverse(binding) when the given predict is NOT true, which would cause warning message when there is NO inverse node.
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