Improve Result-chaining documentation #6952
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@ageron could you sign your commit please? The CONTRIBUTING.md doc tells us how to do that for existing commits. |
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Done, commits are now signed and github marked them as verified. I did the same for my other PRs. |
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This PR updates the documentation to clarify how to chain functions that return a
Result.?operator) in theroc-for-elm-programmers.mdpage, at the start of the backpassing section (since backpassing will be replaced, IIUC). The note links to Add syntax sugar that translates ? to Result.try #6828.Result-chaining example in the tutorial, as well as a note that some syntax sugar for this is coming.