I would love a syntactic sugar for 'if err == nil {Errors.Wrap(err, *What I was trying to do")}'. As a SRE, making each part of the stack explicit (or explicitly non-explicit) is invaluable for understanding debugging. I'm A-ok with some forms of error throwing, but they need to be clear and understood.
if err != nil {
return fmt.Errorf("What I was trying to do: %w")
}
That's the correct and standard way to do error wrapping in Go since Go 1.13[1]. There is also Dave Cheney's pkg/errors[2] which does define "errors.Wrap()", but that has been superseded by the native functionality in Go.
