> would you still be returning a separate error result, just not using it
It's a part of the examples for the statement "you don't always have to return an error", so... you don't return a separate error, you just abort at that point. Sorry I should have described it more clearly :)
It's a part of the examples for the statement "you don't always have to return an error", so... you don't return a separate error, you just abort at that point. Sorry I should have described it more clearly :)