The method causes an improper error handling because it returns an error only from a client side. Therefore, it is not enough to simply check the error to find out that the request was not completed.
A user should check an error from Future.Get() or Future.GetTyped(). In addition, the user can find out whether there was an error without decoding the response body with Future.GetResponse(), see ExampleErrorNo.
The method causes an improper error handling because it returns an error only from a client side. Therefore, it is not enough to simply check the error to find out that the request was not completed.
A user should check an error from
Future.Get()orFuture.GetTyped(). In addition, the user can find out whether there was an error without decoding the response body withFuture.GetResponse(), seeExampleErrorNo.