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EVEREST-434 move to errors package #171
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@oksana-grishchenko migrated tests but it's present in mod files because dependencies use it |
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CHANGE DESCRIPTION
Problem:
EVEREST-434
Short explanation of the problem.
pkg/errors was deprecated a couple of years ago
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Cause:
Short explanation of the root cause of the issue if applicable.
Solution:
Short explanation of the solution we are providing with this PR.
The provided solution does not violate Go's standard error handling principles and implements a custom Marshaller to capitalize error messages
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