"Here's the uncomfortable truth: a try keyword in Go without fixing the error type is just syntax sugar. You'd get slightly less typing but none of the real benefits - no exhaustiveness checking, no compiler-inferred error sets, no guarantee that you've actually handled every case."
... So what? From what I can tell that's all anyone has asked for in the context of something to just return nil/error up the call stack.
... So what? From what I can tell that's all anyone has asked for in the context of something to just return nil/error up the call stack.