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Hum - I had the thought that maybe this should actually be a pnext thing? Adding an argument feels a little clunky. Idle thoughts |
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Thoughts on moving this past the v1? If it's not too urgent, maybe we can iterate on it as necessary in the future? |
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Closing per #211 (comment) |
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WIP draft
I've loosely sketched out what function-local error sinks would look like. However after sketching them out I'm not totally sure what the point was. Is it just ergonomics? I don't think it makes much sense to introduce an ergonomics feature at this point, and besides using error scopes is really not that bad - and wrt threading, it's easy to see that a straight pushErrorScope/someCall/popErrorScope sequence is all on the same thread.
cc @cwfitzgerald
Issue: #211