Hey! I've been using web.seeother() without the 'raise' at the end of some POST functions, and it works as I expected. But I've seen it be used with a 'raise' in front of it, and I'm curious as to why it is often used like that. Is it just to break out of the function? Couldn't 'web.seeother(); return' or even 'return web.seeother()' be used as well? I'm a little confused because raise is typically used for exceptions but one may call web.seeother() even where there is nothing exceptionally going on.
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