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Fix invocation of log.Errorf #3219
Fix invocation of log.Errorf #3219
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Now if there was a failure during load balancer deletion, we do not return anything and continue the execution, which leads to a runtime error later. This commit changes this behavior and returns an error immediately if something bad happens.
There's no need to use Errorf when there is nothing to format. In this case, let's use logger.Error() instead.
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There's no need to use Errorf when there is nothing to format. In this
case, let's use logger.Error() instead.