Add AppendErrors method and update documentation/tests #125
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This pull request introduces several changes to the
ErrorOr
library, focusing on adding new functionality, enhancing documentation, and updating tests. The most important changes include the addition of theAppendErrors
method, new tests for this method, and updates to the documentation to reflect these changes.New Functionality:
AppendErrors
method inErrorOr.AggregationExtensions
to allow appending additional errors to an existingErrorOr
result.FromError
andFromValue
methods inErrorOr
to create instances from a list of errors or a value, respectively.Documentation Updates:
README.md
to include information and examples for the newAppendErrors
method. [1] [2] [3] [4]Testing Enhancements:
AppendErrors
method inErrorOr.AggregationExtensionsTests
. These tests cover various scenarios, including handling null and empty arrays, appending multiple errors, and ensuring the method works with different data types.User
class for testing purposes inErrorOr.AggregationExtensionsTests.User
.Configuration File Changes:
ErrorOr.sln.DotSettings.user
file with new unit test session entries.These changes collectively enhance the functionality and robustness of the
ErrorOr
library while ensuring the documentation and tests are up-to-date.