> by the time you've included Anyhow with stack traces enabled you've basically reinvented checked exceptions in Result types If the error is wrapped into an `

> by the time you've included Anyhow with stack traces enabled you've basically reinvented checked exceptions in Result types If the error is wrapped into an `anyhow::Error`, and the result in `anyhow::Result<T>`, it has less information than checked exceptions. Coz the type now only tells you the call can fail, but not how (it's anyhow!). > That's the part that you seem to be missing: checked exceptions are nearly identical semantically to result types That's the crux.