Don’t get angry with me my friend. We are more in agreement than not re panics (not .unwrap(), another comment coming).
Maybe I’m wrong, but I understood ‘literally’ in ‘literally never’ in the way young people use it, which doesn’t really mean ‘literally’, and is just used to convey exaggeration.
Don’t get angry with me my friend. We are more in agreement than not re panics (not
.unwrap(), another comment coming).Maybe I’m wrong, but I understood ‘literally’ in ‘literally never’ in the way young people use it, which doesn’t really mean ‘literally’, and is just used to convey exaggeration.
No, I actually meant it as in the traditional meaning of literally. As in
[lints.clippy] unwrap_used = "warn" expect_used = "warn"along with a pre-commit hook that does
cargo clippy -D warnings(deny warnings).
There are always better ways to write an unwrap, usually via pattern matching and handling the error cases properly, at the very least logging them.