fmsg: add a shorthand for formatted With#44
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I've actually been meaning to add this for ages, thanks! The same thing has annoyed me and I didn't get around to it! |
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TL;DR
A simple shorthand that combines
fmsg.With() + fmt.Sprintf()for improved DX.Why
First of all, great library!
But after writing this pattern (not exaggerating here) a thousands of times, I'm pretty sick of it:
It's pretty verbose. But most annoyingly I have a linter that complains if a line is more than 150 characters long. And funnily enough that additional
fmt.Sprintfis what gets it over the 150 pretty often (nope, can't just disable that).So I'd like to add a shorthand for that operation. Just like there's
fault.Newandfault.Newf, I feel like there should be afmsg.Withffunction