Why does Salvo RateLimiter call ctrl.skip_rest()?

[TheAwiteb]

Hi,

I decided to delve deeper into how the middleware works in Salvo. I noticed
that if the middleware modifies the response, Salvo will not allow the response
to continue to the endpoint. Instead, it returns the response generated by
the middleware, as shown here. If the response doesn't have a body, it
retrieves one from the catcher, as shown here.

Given this behavior, why does RateLimiter call ctrl.skip_rest(), as shown here?
It seems unnecessary since the function should simply exit via return.

Am I correct, or am I missing something?

[chrislearn]

After each handler is called, salvo checks the response. If its status code is an error, the subsequent handlers execution is terminated.

In RateLimiter, you can indeed not call ctrl.skip_rest(), but I think it is more logical to call it.

[TheAwiteb]

Thank you for the quick answer, so my understanding is correct.