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T8002 list-by-javascript
In a plain definition, ==, !=, === or !== stands between two lists or records. It is a warning. JavaScript holds two of them to be the same only when they are one thing in memory, which is never the meaning that is meant, and a body that was read makes a top-level const anew each time it reads it.
Details
The check reports it where it can see that both values are lists or records: one written in place, a top-level const or an option of the project that holds one, rows that db handed, and a field of an input of such a type.
The fix
Compare a field of each, as their ids, or the entries one by one.