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We determine whether a node is selected in the checklist example using Array.prototype.every, but the problem is that every returns true for empty arrays which looks weird in our example.

Fixes #20085.

We determine whether a node is selected in the checklist example using `Array.prototype.every`, but the problem is that `every` returns true for empty arrays which looks weird in our example.

Fixes angular#20085.
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LGTM

this.checklistSelection.isSelected(child)
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const descAllSelected = descendants.length > 0 && descendants.every(child => {
return this.checklistSelection.isSelected(child);
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nit: why add the {} and return?

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I just find it more readable compared to the multi-line arrow function with an implicit return.

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I prefer the implicit return, but I don't think we have an official style on way or the other

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We determine whether a node is selected in the checklist example using `Array.prototype.every`, but the problem is that `every` returns true for empty arrays which looks weird in our example.

Fixes #20085.

(cherry picked from commit 75e0612)
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bug(MatTreeModule): Tree with checkboxes example - Reversed checkbox selected values when node has no child
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