Is proper error handling discoraged by your libraries?

[cpajonk]

It seems none of your libraries providing proper function signatures with error return types which would encourage proper error handling. What is the rationale behind this so I can use them them in an idiomatic way.

As a disclaimer: I'm fairly new to Scala so it might be that I'm just not getting it. I just like to find a language that has a little more sugar than go still allows to switch my brain off a bit more while coding in comparison to using rust all the time.

[lihaoyi]

There is no such thing as "proper error handling", there is a variety of error handling styles and no consensus on which one is best, with tradeoffs for every choice

com-lihaoyi libraries use exceptions liberally, with occasional use of Either, Try or custom Result monads. It is one choice among many, and it works well for this style of library, but I won't pretend that it is better than the other possible choices of error handling strategies in all possible situations