or `.handleErrorWith { IO { log(it) } }` if it's ...
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p
or
.handleErrorWith { IO { log(it) }  }
if it's an effect
y
This is also usable without the IO if it's not an effect, no?
Which wouldn't make sense at all, just stretching it.
p
ye, theres
handleError
that's not meant to be effecty