Walk: add support for go1.20 multi errors (Unwrap() []error)#18
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I'll work on tests once #17 is merged. |
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Hello, thank you for the PR! I am no longer a maintainer on this project, so I can't give you an official response.
I believe this change is correct. Unwrap() []error is supported by the standard library, so it seems reasonable that the Walk function would also support it.
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Walknow also handles errors wrapped with go1.20errors.Join.A note is also added in the documentation of interface
Wrapperto suggest usingUnwrap() []error.