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pretty sure all version of SS support ternary operators? its been in javascript for a very long time

2.1 does support ternary operators, 2.0 did not.

pretty simple to test out.

2.0 doesn't support ternary operators?

I'll be damned, after testing it out, 2.0 does support ternary operators.

I think optional chaining might be new in 2.1? but ternary has been around since... I want to say the 90s?

Correct, optional chaining is newer and is not supported by SS2.0. That I do actually know. I thought ternary operators were an ES6 thing for some reason, but apparently that's not the case.

I love optional chaining, especially for very deeply nested objects, makes the code so much simpler in those cases

I try to prefer code that doesn't need much or deep optional chaining 🙂

Agreed, but I can’t control the data being sent to some of our restlets, and it has been very nice to have on a few occasions where I need to get one deeply nested value, which may or may not exist, and it’s parent may or may not exist, but don’t care about the rest of the data.

yeah that's absolutely the perfect use case 🙂