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    1 year ago

    I’m writing my Rust wrong… I have match statements everywhere to the degree that it’s cluttering up everything.

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      1 year ago

      If all you do in the Err(e) => ... match arm is returning the error, then you absolutely should use the ? operator instead.

      If the match arm also converts the error type into another error type, implement the From trait for the conversion, then you can use ? as well.

      If you want to add more information to the error, you can use .map_err(...)?. Or, if you’re using the anyhow crate, .with_context(...)?.