The signature for match in Try doesn't pass the error into the handler:
match<B>(matcher: { Success: (a: A) => B, Failure: () => B }): B;
I see that if I have a Failure, I can access .exception to get at the error object. But the match function doesn't narrow down the type of Try to Failure for the handler block. I tried just doing an if (foo.isFailure) { foo.exception}..., but there doesn't appear to be a type guard function defined for Failure either.
What's the idiomatic way to get at the error associated with a failed Try?
And big thanks for the library, I've found myself using it more and more often as time goes on.
The signature for
matchinTrydoesn't pass the error into the handler:I see that if I have a
Failure, I can access.exceptionto get at the error object. But thematchfunction doesn't narrow down the type ofTrytoFailurefor the handler block. I tried just doing anif (foo.isFailure) { foo.exception}..., but there doesn't appear to be a type guard function defined forFailureeither.What's the idiomatic way to get at the error associated with a failed Try?
And big thanks for the library, I've found myself using it more and more often as time goes on.