Make *_get_path() return $default for empty values. Issue #13446.
When $default is non-null and the path resolves to an empty element, return $default instead of the value. This allows callers to intentionally ignore empty values by specifying $default and simplifies the expressions needed to determine if a value in the configuration is non-existant or empty before falling back on a default value, e.g. for keys that are set to empty values when a customization is removed rather than the keys being deleted.
Added by Reid Linnemann almost 3 years ago
Make *_get_path() return $default for empty values. Issue #13446.
When $default is non-null and the path resolves to an empty element, return
$default instead of the value. This allows callers to intentionally ignore empty
values by specifying $default and simplifies the expressions needed to determine
if a value in the configuration is non-existant or empty before falling back on
a default value, e.g. for keys that are set to empty values when a customization
is removed rather than the keys being deleted.