There are cases where you'd like to not do anything special in case of error. Spring Boot already does that for its TestRestTemplate. ResponseErrorHandler makes it a tad harder as it has two handleError methods depending on the level of information available. This changed recently (https://github.com/spring-projects/spring-framework/pull/28958) which broke them.
Introducing a noop implementation that SB and others can use would be beneficial.
There are cases where you'd like to not do anything special in case of error. Spring Boot already does that for its
TestRestTemplate.ResponseErrorHandlermakes it a tad harder as it has twohandleErrormethods depending on the level of information available. This changed recently (https://github.com/spring-projects/spring-framework/pull/28958) which broke them.Introducing a noop implementation that SB and others can use would be beneficial.