It allows me to pipe/sidechain my errors where they truly belong, instead of breaking up my happy path logic with inline implementation of the catch block OR lambda.
If I need to abort the current function, the handler will just rethrow.
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It allows me to pipe/sidechain my errors where they truly belong, instead of breaking up my happy path logic with inline implementation of the catch block OR lambda.
If I need to abort the current function, the handler will just rethrow.