Yes, `?` automatically does `.into()`.
There are plenty of reasons you can complain about Rust's error handling, but "proliferation of error types" feels like a misunderstanding of how Rust error handling works in the first place.
There are plenty of reasons you can complain about Rust's error handling, but "proliferation of error types" feels like a misunderstanding of how Rust error handling works in the first place.
Not the end of the world but I do think defending the proliferation of error types in typical Rust projects is copium.