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Kirill Smelkov authored
Previously Error() was giving "0 errors", but "" seems to be a better choice. Anyway proper usage of Errorv is to call .Err() when handing result to some where so this way empty-vector case becomes nil.
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Previously Error() was giving "0 errors", but "" seems to be a better choice. Anyway proper usage of Errorv is to call .Err() when handing result to some where so this way empty-vector case becomes nil.