I'm working with Angular and trying to use signals within an effect(). My goal is to trigger an action when a specific signal changes, but the action itself doesn't need the signal's value. For example, I have an isAuthorized signal, and I want to call fetchCars() whenever the authorization status changes, but fetchCars() doesn't need to use the isAuthorized value. constructor() { effect(() => { const isAuthorized = this.authService.userAuthorized(); // This function doesn't use the value of isAuthorized anyway. this.fetchCars(); }); } It works but it's a bit odd to assign isAuthorized to a constant without actually using it. Is there a more correct or elegant way to achieve this? Angular Version: 18.0.1 Continue reading...