How to convert Result<Foo> to Result<RandomClass> when result is not success

[ma-lar]

Question:

I may call in a method different services. When result is success I use result.Value to continue but if there are errors like conflict or anything else I want to return and stop execution there but I want to keep errors. Map is not always possible (I guess). Is there a good way to accomplish this? Should I use map with an empty value like return result.Map(new RandomClass()) only to keep errors since value wont matter at this point. Or can I just return result.Map();?

public Result<int> ReturnIntResult(int id)
{
     Result<Foo> resultFromService = _service.GetFoo(id)
     
     if(!result.IsSucces)
    {
        //How can I return a type Result<int> with errors from resultFromService? Like conflict or anything else. I have seen some basic example with int and string using Map. But sometime _service can return value and errors which value is used later but mapping is not necessary needed for the value. Only for the error; 
        return ???;
    }

  return new Result<int>(resultFromService.Value);
}

[MoMakkawi]

@ma-lar please try to use the Error function i think it may can solve your issue also you can use :
even it may be better if errors functions is not related to any types

public Result<int> ReturnIntResult(int id)
{
    Result<Foo> resultFromService = _service.GetFoo(id);

    if (!resultFromService.IsSuccess)
    {
        // Use Error method with ErrorList to return a Result<int> with errors from resultFromService
        var errorList = new ErrorList(resultFromService.Errors, resultFromService.CorrelationId);
        return Result<int>.Error(errorList);
    }

    return Result<int>.Success(resultFromService.Value.Id);
}