use-error-info

To preserve error context in logs for debugging, you must capture and log structured error data at catch sites rather than discarding it, ensuring traceability across try/catch blocks and error branches.

Error handling discards useful data in try/catch blocks when errors are caught but not logged, which removes context. Applying non-discard rules ensures error data is surfaced for immediate troubleshooting.

The best way to log error data in Result patterns is to enforce structured error data capture and clear logging guidance at error branches, preventing context loss and improving debugging efficiency.

To stop swallowing exceptions in local error handling, apply non-discard rules to expose error details in logs, ensuring that catch sites preserve and surface error data for traceability.

Yes, structured error capture works with production logging. It is applicable across development and production code, ensuring error details are visible and traceability is maintained for faster resolution.