It doesn't? It is only a tiny tiny bit longer than the fmt.Errorf() by itself, which is surely one line, right? The key thing is to then have your syntax highli

It doesn't? It is only a tiny tiny bit longer than the fmt.Errorf() by itself, which is surely one line, right? The key thing is to then have your syntax highlighter set up to specially handle these lines, to help you 1) know that they are there, 2) know that they are structured correctly, and 3) ignore them (which is safe now that you can see it exists and is in the right format). Unless you set these up as one line, your Go code gets littered with 3x (or even 4x if you add a blank line after each block, which starts to feel better) as much error handling lines as non-error lines.