From a cursory look at conduit's code, it doesn't look like the return value of `Finalize` is ever used, and it seems that the conduits that actually manage to define it either have `()` as return type or just
Hi, I'm trying to write a function to convert a conduit to a Pipe (from pipes-core), and I'm having trouble understanding why the `Finalize` field in a `PipeM` constructor returns `r`. This makes it impossible to create it from the corresponding `M` constructor in pipes-core, since `M` includes an exception handler which is not guaranteed to run fully, hence may not provide a return value. `HaveOutput` presents a similar problem. throw an exception. The definition of `lift` for the `MonadTrans` instance duplicates the base monad action there, which doesn't look quite right to me (isn't that supposed to contain a _cleanup_ action?). Shouldn't the constructor be changed to something like `PipeM (m (Pipe i o m r)) (Finalize m ())` or am I completely off base here? Thanks. BR, Paolo