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Improvement
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Storage Execution
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Storage Execution 2025-09-01, Storage Execution 2025-09-15
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Currently when an operation with std::fstream in SorterBase::File fails, we check posix error, but don't check fail or bad bits in the std::fstream.
This can lead to error messages like this:
Error reading file <..>: success
It would be great to also check fstream for an error code.
However, it still might not be very informative:
code: 1 message: iostream stream error
But still better than just "success".