Remove error-chain and replace with handcrafted errors#107
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This changes the API of the error a lot, and the returned error chain in many calls into this library
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Nice work! I like your implementation, although I probably would have preferred to use thiserror myself because of its simplicity, ubiquity and the fact that it would produce a very similar end product. Since you've already written it by hand I see no reason to change it, however
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This changes the API of the error a lot, and the returned error chain in many calls into this library.
This supersedes #88. I'm not saying we absolutely have to stay away from
thiserror. But I had some questions about the details in that PR so I decided to try my own approach. And I like this approach. The error was easy to implement manually.I have tried these changes out in our main app, and it does not create any trouble. We don't really match against the errors anywhere, so it just compiles with no changes. The error chain will print a bit differently if we run into an error, but hopefully the changes or not for the worse.
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