I agree the error messages are easy to search already. I think the error code
approach dates back to when search wasn't that good and you needed to enter an
ID into a help system, or find it on a single page.
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In order to increase adoption, talk about Nim, produce videos, blog posts,
articles. The error messages are already easy to search for as they are always
in English and there is no i18n. (For this reason btw.)
Some languages, such as C#, assign an ID to the error messages the compiler
produces. then the user can search for that ID and figure out exactly what it
means. it has the added benefit, that in the case Nim reports an error message
but that error is wrong for that use case, you can find that sp
