I spent a good part of this week overhauling a microservice where most fucntions were a giant try/catch & would maybe throw a new error. Just getting rid of the

I spent a good part of this week overhauling a microservice where most fucntions were a giant try/catch & would maybe throw a new error. Just getting rid of the try catches & letting the code fail has been a huge help in seeing what is going wrong as the code executes. I also am delighted to see the idea of expected errors here. Another thing I've been doing for a long time is tagging erros with an expected = true property when it's something we expect to see, like, oh, we went to get this oauth token but the credentials were wrong. Expectedness shows up in thr logs now & we can see mych more clearly where there are real problems.