While working with code from themes written in the latest Angular versions and doing research online, I've noticed that many developers neglect error handling when it comes to subscription.
My question is: When is it necessary to handle errors in an Observable subscription?
Without error handling:
this.myService.observable$.subscribe(
(data) => {
// do something with data
}
);
With error handling:
this.myService.observable$.subscribe(
(data) => {
// do something with data
},
err => {
// handle the error
}
);
I commonly see the first version being used, but...
Could neglecting error handling be a problem in a subscription?
Wouldn't this approach result in less robust, less testable code that is more likely to fail?