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Search: solidify conversion to Zoekt queries #60349
Search: solidify conversion to Zoekt queries #60349
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I know Go doesn't have built-in assertions and it's documented why, but I think it would be helpful to assert that the second return value is true to catch potential bugs.
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By "assert" do you mean check the value and return an error? Unfortunately that makes this quite verbose and less readable. For "runtime assertions", do we ever use panic? I haven't seen this used in our Go code, maybe it goes against the spirit of Go's design.
For now I didn't touch this (as it's a pre-existing issue) but would be interested in your thoughts!