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refactor: use strict operator - #57902

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No reason for these to no be strict.

@solracsfsolracsf added this to the Nextcloud 34 milestone Jan 29, 2026
@solracsfsolracsf added the ♻️ refactor Refactor code (not a bug fix, not a feature just refactoring) label Jan 29, 2026
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solracsf requested review from Altahrim, leftybournes, salmart-dev and sorbaugh and removed request for a teamJanuary 29, 2026 19:46
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susnux merged commit a6f4ed2 into masterApr 29, 2026
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susnux deleted the useStrictOperator branch April 29, 2026 23:28
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