error-handling

You can standardize .NET API error responses by implementing the ProblemDetails format (RFC 9457). This approach ensures consistent, informative error reporting back to clients for validation failures, not found scenarios, and unexpected server issues.

The Result pattern is the best way to handle expected failures in .NET without throwing exceptions. It allows your application to manage expected outcomes gracefully, distinguishing them from unexpected issues that require global exception handling.

You integrate FluentValidation with .NET API endpoints to handle input validation. This Skill combines FluentValidation with the Result pattern to ensure validation errors are caught and reported back to the client in a standardized ProblemDetails format.

Yes, this error handling strategy is specifically implemented for .NET 10 applications. It provides a comprehensive approach covering the Result pattern, ProblemDetails (RFC 9457), global exception handling, and FluentValidation integration.

You set up global exception handling to catch and log unexpected .NET API errors. This Skill separates unexpected issues from expected failures, ensuring only unhandled exceptions trigger the global handler while returning a standardized ProblemDetails response.

Use the Result pattern for expected failures like validation errors or not found scenarios, and global exception handling for unexpected server issues. This separation ensures consistent API error responses while maintaining distinct failure management strategies.