It’s interesting when there’s some way to recover from the error, but the vast majority of the time I’m just wrapping it and passing it up to the caller. It al

It’s interesting when there’s some way to recover from the error, but the vast majority of the time I’m just wrapping it and passing it up to the caller. It also depends somewhat on how many potentially-error-returning calls are involved in an operation. Go’s verbosity means there can be 7+ different error return points in what would be a single statement in another language (HTTP request, subprocess, etc). I sometimes like the fact that I have to handle error for the operation generally, but not at that level of detail.