Handle error returned by PebbleDB's NewIter method #4
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This pull request updates the `Iterator` and `ReverseIterator` functions in the PebbleDB integration to handle an additional return value from the `NewIter` method. Previously, `NewIter` was expected to return a single value, the iterator itself. However, a recent update to the underlying Pebble library has modified `NewIter` to return two values: the iterator and an error. ### Changes Made: - Modified the `Iterator` and `ReverseIterator` functions to capture and check the error returned by `NewIter`. - If an error is returned when calling `NewIter`, the error is handled appropriately by returning `nil` for the iterator and propagating the error up to the caller.
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This pull request updates the
IteratorandReverseIteratorfunctions in the PebbleDB integration to handle an additional return value from theNewItermethod. Previously,NewIterwas expected to return a single value, the iterator itself. However, a recent update to the underlying Pebble library has modifiedNewIterto return two values: the iterator and an error.Changes Made:
IteratorandReverseIteratorfunctions to capture and check the error returned byNewIter.NewIter, the error is handled appropriately by returningnilfor the iterator and propagating the error up to the caller.