This is absurd. The community has decided. Go look at any popular Rust library. The panicking strategy will be the same in all of them: if a panic actually occu

This is absurd. The community has decided. Go look at any popular Rust library. The panicking strategy will be the same in all of them: if a panic actually occurs at runtime, it's considered a bug. But libraries still use unwrap in the same way asserts are used. I've asked many people to show me real Rust code that does it differently, and I haven't found any takers. The confusion here is mostly in terminology and in the "peanut gallery." This has literally been a solved problem since Rust 1.0. I know because I was there and published a blog post on exactly this topic.