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Add request object to callback for errors #141
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@tuupola should I change the order of arguments so we can already use it in a 3.x release without breaking anything? |
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Sometimes it's useful or required to have information of the request available to form a proper response.
For example the
Acceptheader of the request is required to decide in which format the response should be generated.This would be a BC break. So maybe not for 3.x but for 4.x...
If we want to omit a BC we can just change the order of the args for the error callback and append the request to the end of the arguments. That way existing closures/callbacks would still work.