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by cy_hauser
1843 days ago
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> Go error handling in practice actually works very well. I disagree. A quick look through the Go code I'm working with now shows more than half the functions that check for and return errors have absolutely no business knowing about the error. These places are in the middle of the call chain, well away from the place that generated or first encountered the error. These functions check the "if err != nil" and bubble them up. That's just noise. Go's error handling in these cases color everything in their path. |
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