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How to sequence/traverse `Effect<Option<Effect>>`

const program = FindableUser.findOne({ email }).pipe(
  Effect.map(Option.map((user) => validatePassword(password, user.password)))
);

const program = FindableUser.findOne({ email }).pipe(
  Effect.map(Option.map((user) => validatePassword(password, user.password)))
);

const program = FindableUser.findOne({ email }).pipe(
  Effect.map(Option.map((user) => validatePassword(password, user.password)))
);

const program = FindableUser.findOne({ email }).pipe(
  Effect.map(Option.map((user) => validatePassword(password, user.password)))
);

In my code the

findOne

findOne

findOne

findOne return

Effect<Option<User>>

Effect<Option<User>>

Effect<Option<User>>

Effect<Option<User>> and the

validatePassword

validatePassword

validatePassword

validatePassword return

Effect<boolean>

Effect<boolean>

Effect<boolean>

Effect<boolean> which result the type of

Effect.Effect<Option.Option<Effect.Effect<boolean, never, never>>, MongoError, never>

Effect.Effect<Option.Option<Effect.Effect<boolean, never, never>>, MongoError, never>

Effect.Effect<Option.Option<Effect.Effect<boolean, never, never>>, MongoError, never>

Effect.Effect<Option.Option<Effect.Effect<boolean, never, never>>, MongoError, never>. I want to swap the inner

Option<Effect>

Option<Effect>

Option<Effect>

Option<Effect> to

Effect<Option>

Effect<Option>

Effect<Option>

Effect<Option> in order to flat with the outer one. Is this possible? If it possible, how to do this?