Make sure to return groups if loaded but empty#354
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Hey - I've left some high level feedback:
- Consider documenting the intended semantics of
self._groups(e.g.,None= not loaded,[]= loaded but empty) so future changes don’t inadvertently break this distinction. - If other lazy-loaded attributes follow a similar pattern, it may be worth extracting a small helper or convention to clearly differentiate between “not loaded” and “loaded empty” states for consistency.
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## Overall Comments
- Consider documenting the intended semantics of `self._groups` (e.g., `None` = not loaded, `[]` = loaded but empty) so future changes don’t inadvertently break this distinction.
- If other lazy-loaded attributes follow a similar pattern, it may be worth extracting a small helper or convention to clearly differentiate between “not loaded” and “loaded empty” states for consistency.Help me be more useful! Please click 👍 or 👎 on each comment and I'll use the feedback to improve your reviews.
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meant to be merged with the previous PR but forgot to commit
There currently isn't really a way for a user to have no group, but it's also not specifically prohibited. User groups need to be re-examined anyway because they are effectively not used (other than regular user vs admin).