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Consider removing next.ifError
, or changing it's underlying implementation
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The API is pretty confusing to me. It simply seems to be throwing the exception. What if I want to send the error back as JSON? Do I implement that in uncaughtException? |
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We've gone back and forth on this a bit, but it may be worth considering removing this API due to it causing a lot of confusion. Certainly, it is partially a documentation problem.
Because it also currently relies on throwing in the domain, it doesn't work with Promise or Observable chains.
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