Presumably one of these applies: * You have a sequence of steps, and only care about a general error condition occurring somewhere in range of those; in which

Presumably one of these applies: * You have a sequence of steps, and only care about a general error condition occurring somewhere in range of those; in which case, it makes sense to abstract something to treat those steps as a unit and collect any error from that * You don’t need to handle any errors directly, and wish to propagate them to the caller; in which case, doing so explicitly is better than not * You should handle the errors; in which case, complaining about that doesn’t make much difference