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add resp3 protocol part 5(replace to resp3) #83
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| command, err := getCommand(cmd) | ||
| if err != nil { | ||
| return protcl.NewMessage(nil, err) | ||
| return &protcl.Resp3{Type: protcl.Resp3SimpleError, Str: err.Error()} |
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why not we add Err error to Resp3 to directly accept errors
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for now i will merge it we can replace it later
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Pull Request for issue
#76
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replace protocol to resp3
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