In our application, we will use Ok() exclusively since we need to use the writer scheme and not a monolithic string in all cases. Therefore, we need to be able to pass the HTTP status code to the make function.
Note that this leaves the Error() case intact.
Also, ocamlformat crashes complaining that I need 0.24.1 while I run 0.26.0. I thought it would support multiple versions with that config setting but apparently it's just an assertion to avoid conflicts. So, I can't format and I did it manually as a best guess of what it should look like.
In our application, we will use
Ok()exclusively since we need to use the writer scheme and not a monolithic string in all cases. Therefore, we need to be able to pass the HTTP status code to the make function.Note that this leaves the
Error()case intact.Also,
ocamlformatcrashes complaining that I need0.24.1while I run0.26.0. I thought it would support multiple versions with that config setting but apparently it's just an assertion to avoid conflicts. So, I can't format and I did it manually as a best guess of what it should look like.