Provide errors to failed client promises rather than a status #859
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Motivation: If an RPC fails for some reason we will convert the error into an appropriate `GRPCStatus`. This status is used to succeed the status promise and fail any other promises (initial and trailing metadata, and if applicable, the response promise). Without looking at logs it's harder to determine the exact nature of the error. Modifications: - Fail the initial metadata, trailing metadata and response promise with the error that the status was derived from. Result: More helpful errors.
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Motivation:
If an RPC fails for some reason we will convert the error into an
appropriate
GRPCStatus. This status is used to succeed the statuspromise and fail any other promises (initial and trailing metadata, and
if applicable, the response promise). Without looking at logs it's
harder to determine the exact nature of the error.
Modifications:
the error that the status was derived from.
Result:
More helpful errors.