The motivation for using ZIO is that it propagates errors better.
For example, if any of the executed commands fails, the entire
execution pipeline should be interrupted.
Previously, we relied on a simple workaround to implement this
behaviour by calling sys.exit(). However, when Seed is running in
server mode, any failing command will shut down the server which is
undesired.
The motivation for using ZIO is that it propagates errors better. For example, if any of the executed commands fails, the entire execution pipeline should be interrupted.
Previously, we relied on a simple workaround to implement this behaviour by calling
sys.exit(). However, when Seed is running in server mode, any failing command will shut down the server which is undesired.