> That is literally the definition of hypocrisy; the behavior of people who do things that they tell other people not to do
Except I'm not saying that at all.
I said it's fine to use unwrap() or expect() if you want script-like default behavior (a developer-centric error message and a quick exit with a bad return code) and if you want something more than that, then use something better than unwrap() or expect().
There's no hypocrisy here. I think anyone should follow that advice. Me, you, a newb to Rust, a Rust veteran, anyone. Same advice.
That is literally the definition of hypocrisy; the behavior of people who do things that they tell other people not to do.
"When you do this, do it like this, but properly with error handling." :P
Anyhow, as I said its my oppinion that unwrap() is lazy, and `?`, `expect` and `assert!` cover the same functionality in more explicit and meaningful way.
You're welcome to your own opinion.