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It’s honestly the worst compromise. You can trivially ignore any error in Go and they don’t contain contextual information about the call stack.
by vips7L 3y ago
It’s honestly the worst compromise. You can trivially ignore any error in Go and they don’t contain contextual information about the call stack.
- SomeRndName11 3y agoABility to ignore errors is a plus in fact. You can skip trivial non-critical problems and carry on without crashing the whole app, like it is normally done in C and C++.
- vips7L 3y agoIt would be if you would have to explicitly opt into it via an ignored variable like _ or something. But currently with go you can accidentally ignore the error when you don't mean to.