As can be seen in #863, there's not a lot of code that uses anyhow's anyhow! or bail!, and no code at all using its Context trait. Replacing those parts with more explicit error types would make it easier to handle the error cases, while dropping a dependency with a non-trivial amount of runtime magic and hardly complicating the code at all.
As can be seen in #863, there's not a lot of code that uses
anyhow'sanyhow!orbail!, and no code at all using itsContexttrait. Replacing those parts with more explicit error types would make it easier to handle the error cases, while dropping a dependency with a non-trivial amount of runtime magic and hardly complicating the code at all.