Just to be 100% sure, assert is fine to use as long as you don’t concatenate a string in the second argument?
Good:
assert(false, "Something went wrong!")
Bad:
assert(false, "Something went wrong for"..player.Name.."!")
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Just to be 100% sure, assert is fine to use as long as you don’t concatenate a string in the second argument?
Good:
assert(false, "Something went wrong!")
Bad:
assert(false, "Something went wrong for"..player.Name.."!")
?
yes, you are correct. You understood it very well.
For this purpose make your own assert with a formatter.
Assert with concatenation is fine to use in most scenarios. If you’re running assert many times per frame that’s when it can become an issue.
A natural way to avoid assert in both scenarios is using guard clauses.
if false then
error("Something went wrong for " .. player.Name .. "!")
end
Use guard clauses over assert or custom-assert modules.