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I don't think it's a problem necessarily. "unless" is more obvious to me since since it visually stands out more than "if !required_thing" while I'm casually scanning the code. So, in practice, it acts as an indication from the author of the code to the reader that "this line of code is a guard since we're using an unless".



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