A condition isn't always an error, so is-condition is sometimes
more semantically correct than is-error.
For backwards compatibility and readability I have aliased is-error to
is-condition. Although another option would be to change is-error to
only work for error conditions.
A condition isn't always an error, so is-condition is sometimes more semantically correct than is-error.
For backwards compatibility and readability I have aliased is-error to is-condition. Although another option would be to change is-error to only work for error conditions.