Allow next middleware handle error in handleParseErrors #2260
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I think it's a good idea to allow next middlewares to handle errors. Fox example I would love to report errors from parse-server to (for example) Rollbar. But unfortunately they're handled in
handleParseErrorsfunction already (I think'Uncaught internal server error.'message is unfortunate in this case...). This would allow me to use another error handler in my application. It won't change a thing in parse-server logic and I (and others) would be pleased to have it.