There is some cases that looks more natural to keep the lambda argument definition at the same level of backpipe operator
testCase "foo" <| fun _ ->
let subject = true
Expect.isTrue subject "I compute, therefore I am."
Today I think that the accepted way would be only:
testCase "foo"
<| fun _ ->
let subject = true
Expect.isTrue subject "I compute, therefore I am."
This form gives a more "function body" look to some expressions, which plays well with this kind of definitions (eg. Expecto)
There is some cases that looks more natural to keep the lambda argument definition at the same level of backpipe operator
Today I think that the accepted way would be only:
This form gives a more "function body" look to some expressions, which plays well with this kind of definitions (eg. Expecto)