Add a resolve error function to return first error #9
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When an error object is returned and must be resolved to a single return error, the first error matching one defined by this package should be returned. Signed-off-by: Derek McGowan <[email protected]>
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When an error object is returned and must be resolved to a single return error, the first error matching one defined by this package should be returned.
This is needed to accurately resolve a grpc when an error is wrapped. For example if wrapping a
NotFounderror withErrInvalidArgument, thenErrInvalidArgumentshould be used to resolve the status code. The ordering of the error chain should have precedence over the ordering of theIs*checks.