In that sense .then_some() is sort of a footgun. Compared to a regular if-statement it invites people to write code in a less efficient (and in this case an inc

In that sense .then_some() is sort of a footgun. Compared to a regular if-statement it invites people to write code in a less efficient (and in this case an incorrect manner). It could just have taken a closure instead. Edit: it turns out there’s also a .then() that does exactly that.