Dave Cheney

Thank you. My concern with this approach is, what happens to the information in, say, url.Error On Wed, Mar 29, 2017 at 8:41 AM, Spencer Nelson wrote: > Maybe a...

Urg, misfire. Anyway, by unwrappring through url.Error.Err it's obscuring the infomration in url.Error. I know that you want this to expose the underlying errors.Error that is inside url.Error.Err, but I...

For example url.Error implements Temporary() bool and Timeout() bool, which people want to use to answer the question "can I retry this operation" On Wed, Mar 29, 2017 at 10:15...

Sorry, that's how it's designed, the inner most error goes on the top. On Wed, 14 Jun 2017, 18:06 benma wrote: > I can confirm the issue. I also expected...

This is AWESOME! It's precisely what I wanted for users of this package. There is no way that I could choose one format that would fit everyone's needs, so I...

I don't want to add helper formatter functions because they will begat more and more increasingly undifferentiated formatters. However, I'm happy to take PRs that add examples of how to...

In a word yes, but also no. errors from this package support a StackTrace() []Frame interface which you can use to get the various pcs of the stack trace. You...

Thanks you for your proposal. I can see what you want to do, but not _how_ to do itm can you show some code to demonstrate what happens today, and...

To be clear, the reason this is not done is I do not know an algorithm for gluing together two chains of program counters. This is the roadblock for this...

@mfridman you are correct that this package pretty much does what it says on the tin, and at this point can’t really do something different without the trauma of introducing...