Retracted: v0.1.x carried one consumer's product code and configuration; 0.2.0 is the first
product-agnostic release. Upgrade to v0.2.0 or later (see CHANGELOG.md).
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Package errctx carries a request-scoped sink that captures the original domain error behind a sanitized transport error.
The transport layer maps a domain error to a client-safe error (hiding SQL errors, stack traces, etc.) before returning it to the caller. That mapping discards the real cause, so a single request-logging interceptor could not otherwise record what actually failed. The sink bridges that gap: the mapper Captures the real error into a per-request sink, and the interceptor reads it back after the handler returns — one log line per request, with the true cause, without every layer logging its own copy.
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func Capture ¶
Capture records err as the real error for the current request when a sink is present. It is a no-op if no sink was installed, so callers need not know whether they run inside a request.
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