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How can we forward a failed std::expected up through the call stack...

What is std::expected in C++?...

How to return a range::view in a std::expected?...

Why std::expected's `operator==` is not SFINAE-friendly?...

When to use std::expected instead of exceptions...

Why does std::expected<T, E> require T to be copy-constructible if it is copy-assignable?...

What to do about exceptions which don't fit your Expected error type?...

Is this behavior of std::expected with move-only types a MSVC bug or undefined behavior?...

Is this a correct convenience wrapper for std::expected?...

How to avoid calling the destructor twice when using a factory function with a std::expected return ...

std::unexpected constructor constraint...

How to use std::expected in conjunction with std::transform?...

Why are there no monadic operations in std::expected?...