Conditionally Execute an Effect in a Pipe Using `Effect.when`

const flag = true;

myEffectFunction().pipe(
  Effect.map(output => { output }),
  Effect.tap(output => anotherFunction(output)), // Should be executed only when flag === true
  Effect.tapError(error => logError(error)),
  Effect.catchIf(
    error => error instanceof MyErrorClass,
    () => Effect.succeed,
  ),
)

const flag = true;

myEffectFunction().pipe(
  Effect.map(output => { output }),
  Effect.tap(output => flag && anotherFunction(output)), // <<-- anotherFunction is called only when flag === true
  Effect.tapError(error => logError(error)),
  Effect.catchIf(
    error => error instanceof MyErrorClass,
    () => Effect.succeed,
  ),
)