Add The Definitive Guide to Error Handling in Rust walkthrough #5660
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Hi @AngusGMorrison! I completely forgot to reply to you yesterday, and I apologize for that! As you probably saw, the link for this post was included in issue 553, but there was a conflict (that wasn't your fault) that I couldn't get to resolve on the command line that would've allowed me to include your PR. Please do feel free to open new ones in the future, and hopefully it will work correctly! |
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This is part one of a three-part guide to error handling in Rust, exploring the strengths and weaknesses of dynamic errors and downcasting, with reference to community crates like Actix and anyhow.