remove unnecessary error return type after using log.Fatalf()#2
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remove unnecessary error return type after using log.Fatalf()#2kaanburaksener wants to merge 1 commit intokantancoding:mainfrom
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@kaanburaksener Good catch! I'm wondering if it might be better to just return the error instead of calling |
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@selikapro Sounds good to me as well. On the other hand, I see the usage of |
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NewAdapter(driverName, dataSourceName string) function has only one return statement located at the end of the body, it always returns
nilfor error, and two error cases were covered by callinglog.Fatalf()so we can remove the error type from the method signature along with the places we call NewAdapter() method as a small clean up.