no, but you can do it like this : ```fun <A> Validated<NonEmptyList<YourType>, A>....

# arrow-contributors

[Satyam Agarwal]

no, but you can do it like this :

fun <A> Validated<NonEmptyList<YourType>, A>.toIO(): IO<A> {
    return when (this) {
        is Valid -> this.a.just()
        is Invalid -> YourErrorType(this.e).raiseError()
    }
}

[antonicg]

right, or also you can call toEither() and then toIO(), but I was asking because, shouldn’t it be one? I am in to contribute if people think that makes sense for the library

[pakoito]

Not for Validated in particular. Either makes sense for the suspend functions that return Either for errors are frequent.