lmarlow

lmarlow

Real-World Event Sourcing - incomplete/extra function clause (page 9)

@autodidaddict

The second to last function clause in esintro/es_calc_v3.exs does not have a function body and is covered by the last function clause.

def handle_event(
  %{value: _val},
  %{}
)

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autodidaddict

autodidaddict

Author of Real-World Event Sourcing with Elixir

Good catch. This looks like it was a copy/paste fail.

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