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chore: clean up exception specifiers #13735
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Annotating functions explicitly with `{.raises: [Exception].}` prevents Nim from performing compile-time exception checking and is almost never desired - it does have a tendency to spread through the codebase however, similar to sub-par const correctness in C++. The reason these annotations might have seemed necessary can be traced to missing exception specifiers in the go imports bumped in this PR. See https://status-im.github.io/nim-style-guide/interop.c.html#functions-and-types for background on Nim-go interop and https://status-im.github.io/nim-style-guide/errors.exceptions.html for more information on how exception tracking can be leveraged to find missing error handling at compile-time. This change has no runtime effect - it merely makes compile-time error messages more informative or avoids them entirely.
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jrainville
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ping @jrainville @endulab - this would benefit from a timely merge giving its conflict-proneness |
osmaczko
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Annotating functions explicitly with
{.raises: [Exception].}
prevents Nim from performing compile-time exception checking and is almost never desired - it does have a tendency to spread through the codebase however, similar to sub-par const correctness in C++.The reason these annotations might have seemed necessary can be traced to missing exception specifiers in the go imports bumped in this PR.
See
https://status-im.github.io/nim-style-guide/interop.c.html#functions-and-types for background on Nim-go interop and
https://status-im.github.io/nim-style-guide/errors.exceptions.html for more information on how exception tracking can be leveraged to find missing error handling at compile-time.
This change has no runtime effect - it merely makes compile-time error messages more informative or avoids them entirely.
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