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Fix/update init error handling #1584
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What
Return custom errors with context from the init command. This PR comes from a comment on a previous init PR: #1548 (review)
Why
We can reduce the error printing we're doing in individual commands by letting those errors bubble up to the root command. This will also allow the callers of the functions have some more context about the error.
Known limitations
I'm not sure how I feel about the io error handling. Some of these errors were already printing out messages, so I used those messages for the custom error text. Some of the other io errors just returned as is - for those I created a
StdIo
error - partially because it may be overkill tomap_err
for each of those errors. Happy to rethink this piece if folks have other ideas.