But it enables incremental addition of errors and you can decide later what to do exactly, so I still tend to see it as an advantage.
It is like defer the error handling and centralize later.
If you want to handle an error in place immediately, prpbably it is not an exception what you want.
But if you need it is a fatal error, I do not see any harm, since the most you will do with that exception is to unwind and log or telemetry or whatever to tracke the errors.
But it enables incremental addition of errors and you can decide later what to do exactly, so I still tend to see it as an advantage.
It is like defer the error handling and centralize later.
If you want to handle an error in place immediately, prpbably it is not an exception what you want.
But if you need it is a fatal error, I do not see any harm, since the most you will do with that exception is to unwind and log or telemetry or whatever to tracke the errors.