Return hashes from yarn dependency_url guard clauses #425
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this matches the object type for successful returns
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## 3.4.0 2021-12-14 ### Added - New Yarn enumerator with support for berry versions (#423) ### Fixed - Error handling cases return correct values in the Yarn enumerator (#425) - Fixed link in command documentation (:tada: @chibicco #416) - Fixed minor backwards compatibility issue for Ruby 2.3 support (:tada: @dzunk #414) ### Changed - Licensed's own dependencies are cached in the repository and kept up to date with GitHub Actions (#421)
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ref #424
The return value from the guard clauses in this method (array) didn't match what was expected (hash) from callers. This is a small fix to return empty hashes instead of arrays to avoid the raised error.