declareconstcase1Loading:boolean|undefined|null;declareconstcase2Loading:boolean;constresult=case1Loading||case2Loading;//    case2  = false        || case2//    case1  = true         || case2//    case2  = undefined    || case2//    This one is luckily working in this case//    case1  = true         ?? case2//    Above ones are OK, using `||`//    But the next one is causing issues with `??`//    case1  = false        ?? case2//    This should be evaluate to `case2` when using with `||`, but it's always `case1` with `??`//    Hence change `||` to `??` breaks the logic, so the rule should NOT report

{"rules":{"@typescript-eslint/prefer-nullish-coalescing":"error"}}

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