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When calling a transaction with a block I can't match the result by the failure class and only by the name of the step.
class TestOp include Dry::Transaction step :validate def validate(input) Contract.new.call(**input).to_monad end end TestOp.new.call({}) do |m| m.failure(Dry::Validation::Result) do |validation| # ... <- doesn't match here end m.failure do # ... <- it matches here end
It should match by the resulting class and not just by the step name.
However, if I don't call it with a block and instead I pattern match the result, it works as intended.
op = TestOp.new.call({}) case op in Dry::Monads::Failure(Dry::Validation::Result => validation) # <- it reaches here end
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Describe the bug
When calling a transaction with a block I can't match the result by the failure class and only by the name of the step.
To Reproduce
Expected behavior
It should match by the resulting class and not just by the step name.
However, if I don't call it with a block and instead I pattern match the result, it works as intended.
My environment
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