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>Until you have to debug and it matters which of the clauses failed.

In reality you should wrap it all in a tuple for error handling which makes the issue clear, but it is true that it isn't the case in most code people write, including Pleroma

with {_, true} <- {:check_one, check(var)},
{_, true} <- {:check_two, check2(var)} do
process(var)
else
{:check_one, e} -> {:error, :check_one, e}
{:check_two, e} -> {:error, :check_two, e}
end
>rails

I think it is fair to say that Ruby is hot garbage. Especially if you need something that doesn't perform awful.