Consider renaming `.failure()`
See original GitHub issueCurrently, it does not make much sense in Unwrappable
interface. Because it can represent not just a failure, but anything else.
.unwrap()
is a pretty generic name, but .failure()
is to specific to Result
.
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Sorry, didn’t have the time to think about it yet.
I think
.unwrap()
&.unwrap_other()
sounds more natural than.unwrap()
&unwrap_second()
!