Use anyhow::Error in place of String #130
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Add clap as a dependency and use it to parse the command line arguments. Also add a --debug cli option to include debug symbols.
Use the anyhow crate for errors where we're currently just using String. This makes it easier to add context to errors and avoids the need to convert to a string when bubbling up errors. Also box the `Error` field in `RichError` to reduce its size and keep clippy happy.
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I'll fix the changes on the library side to use a new error type rather than anyhow then re-open this. |
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Use the anyhow crate for errors where we're currently just using String. This makes it easier to add context to errors and avoids the need to convert to a string when bubbling up errors.
Also box the
Errorfield inRichErrorto reduce its size and keep clippy happy.This PR builds off of #129.