That's kind of how you do it in go. Either: 1. Bubble up error (as is/wrapped/different error. 2. Handle error & have a (possibly complex) new code path. Ther

That's kind of how you do it in go. Either: 1. Bubble up error (as is/wrapped/different error. 2. Handle error & have a (possibly complex) new code path. There's also the panic/recover that sometimes is misused to emulate exceptions.