Understanding how `Effect.match` works in the Effect Typescript library can indeed be a bit trick...

i posted about this yesterday, but i'm misunderstanding something. i have an api route which has an

Effect.match

Effect.match

which

onFailure

onFailure

returns a

and a

onSuccess

onSuccess

which returns a

200/401

200/401

depending upon the success value. when i pipe the

Effect.match

Effect.match

it transforms my effect from

Effect.Effect<boolean, Error1 | Error2, never>

Effect.Effect<boolean, Error1 | Error2, never>

Effect.Effect<boolean, never, never>

Effect.Effect<boolean, never, never>

which is expected behavior. but, for some reason, it won't catch an

AuthenticationError

AuthenticationError

and instead loggs a

FiberFailure

FiberFailure

with a

, which is unexpected.

i'm of the understanding that

Effect.match

Effect.match

transforms the error channel into a response, because it's transforming the error channel into

never

never

, but maybe i'm wrong.

i can fix this issue by piping in an

Effect.catchAll

Effect.catchAll

and transforming the error channel into an

Effect.succeed

Effect.succeed

. I'm trying to understand the nature of these pipes, and whaat the value of

Effect.match

Effect.match

is.