it is the same not to put a condition to put “always”?
If you mean the “Always” condition the answer is yes I think that condition is useless right now.
There is no difference, the result is same ![]()
I had the same question - wondering whether blank conditions and ‘Always’ conditions were the same. But I was wondering this more from a performance perspective…
Anyone know if there’s any difference performance-wise? I can’t imagine there’d be much if at all, but just curious.
EDIT: Just to clarify what we’re referring to:
Perfect, thanks for the clarification! I considered using ‘Always’ just for self-documentation/readability, but I think I’ll go the performance route and leave it blank ![]()



