Type comparison with UnderlyingExceptions might not be working as expected. about amplify-flutter HOT 5 OPEN

@joaoantoniomartinsfilho You are not missing anything. That looks like unexpected behavior. We will see if we can reproduce it.

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Hello @joaoantoniomartinsfilho

_$UserLambdaValidationException extends UserLambdaValidationException. Here is the class definition. It is an internal class used for json serialization with built_value.

If you want to check if the exception is a UserLambdaValidationException you can do the following.

if (e is UserLambdaValidationException) {
  // handle exception 
}

Let me know if you have any other questions.

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Hey @Jordan-Nelson, how's it going?

Thanks for the reply.

Do you mean checking directly the underlying exception, instead of the runtime type?

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Hey @Jordan-Nelson , I followed your suggestion, but even after that, the comparison using the is operator with underlyingException is returning false, as you can check in the screenshot below.

Did I misunderstand something, or is there something else I need to consider?

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