When doing an async computation, there are cases where we don't have a resolve value, but we might have an error.
Future requires to define a resolve type, since there is no non-generic definition.
Is that an unusual case for Future usage? Is there another construct that I should use?
Hi, this might be a noob question.
When doing an async computation, there are cases where we don't have a resolve value, but we might have an error. Future requires to define a resolve type, since there is no non-generic definition.
Is that an unusual case for Future usage? Is there another construct that I should use?