Calling a handler from another handler results in an incorrect return

[HarryPeach]

Hey, I'm writing a handler that needs to call another handler (i.e. I have a POST handler that verifies a users access, and I'd like another POST handler "getData" that calls the access handler first)

When I do this however, the return value of the "getData" handler is always that of the verify handler.

Short Example:

func verifyUser(c echo.Context) error { ... return c.NoContent(http.StatusOK) } func getData(c echo.Context) error { err := verifyUser(c) [... handle error, propagate if necessary] return c.NoContent(http.StatusInternalServerError) // ERROR: This returns 200 (OK) }

Is there an obvious issue I'm missing or another way to approach this?

[aldas]

refactor that verifyUser not to use return c.NoContent(http.StatusOK) and separates its business logic as separate function - and call that in getData.

Calling c.NoContent(http.StatusOK) means that the response will be sent immeteately to the client and any call to c.NoContent etc will be discarder as response has been "commited"