Refactored Functions’s Result Handling
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Technically independent but semantically related is this pull request which makes all supported platforms use the async / await method. The code paths for older versions still work, but once they’re no longer needed, the current PR makes it easier to just remove them, without the need for further refactoring. |
* Replaced the `processedResponseData(from:error:)` method with separate methods for handling data and errors, to better suit the async / await function-calling method (which returns either data or error but not both)
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processedResponseData(from:error:)method with separate methods for handling data and errors, to better suit the async / await function-calling method (which returns either data or error but not both)