ｈａｃｋｍｕｄ | Bugs | scripts.lib.uniq doesn't uniq

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sarahisweird

{250108.2121}

Reproducable with: `2lib`.`2uniq`([`V"a"`, `V"b"`, `V"a"`]) `0// => ["a", "b", "a"]` I've been using this function in the past, and it did correctly deduplicate arrays, so it seems to be an issue that was introduced recently, possibly some time in the last week.

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sarahisweird

{250108.2128}

So some people on the discord mentioned that it's to do with the fact it expects a sorted array. If that's actually the case, then the wiki page should rather be updated, noting this (odd) behavior :3 https://wiki.hackmud.com/scripting/scripts.lib/uniq

sarahisweird

{250109.1650}

https://github.com/comcode-org/hackmud_wiki/pull/517