fix(i18n): wrap error in loader#1202
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lgtm, but @Haroka-74 , please pick up non good first issues too, we try to leave the good first issues for newcomers
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Totally understand. I’m still relatively new to the Go ecosystem, so I started with some good first issues to get familiar with the codebase and workflow. I’ll focus more on non good first issues going forward. |
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What?
Replaced the
%vverb with%wini18n/loader.gowhen returning errors from the embedded loader.Why?
The current implementation stringifies the underlying
errusing%v, which breaks the error chain. This prevents callers from inspecting the root cause usingerrors.Is()orerrors.As(). Utilizing double%w(supported in Go 1.20+) ensures bothErrLoadFailedand the original error remain accessible in the error tree.Closes #1051