Remove redundant return in subscribe catch block #3966
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Remove redundant return statement in CorePublisher subscribe method The explicit return statement in the catch block is unnecessary since the method would naturally terminate after reporting the error through reportThrowInSubscribe.
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Remove redundant return statement in CorePublisher subscribe method
The explicit return statement in the catch block is unnecessary since the method would naturally terminate after reporting the error through reportThrowInSubscribe.
User Impact
Cleaner code with no behavioral changes for end users. This is purely a maintenance improvement that removes redundant code.
Technical Details
The catch block in the subscribe method contained an unnecessary explicit return statement after
Operators.reportThrowInSubscribe(). Since the method would naturally terminate after error reporting, this return statement was redundant and has been removed to improve code clarity.Related Issues
See #2072