> The whole point of exceptions is to propagate. I thought the point of exceptions was what we're now calling observability. If somehow wrapping them in your

> The whole point of exceptions is to propagate. I thought the point of exceptions was what we're now calling observability. If somehow wrapping them in your own goo because you, the dev of that code, can help diagnose problems, more power to you. But most of the time that doesn't really help so letting them bubble up and not obscuring root causes is better. So . . . Use judgement. If you don't have judgement, ask a friend. If you don't have a friend, just let the exceptions propagate on their own.