Either (or vavr.Try) might be overkill to add everywhere for large codebases. It actually depends: if you are integrating with a system/library that throws a lot of checked exceptions at you, @SneakyThrows might not be a bad idea. On the other hand, using it just a few places it might indeed increase the risk, as people will probably be unaware of what it does and its hidden quirks.
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Either (or vavr.Try) might be overkill to add everywhere for large codebases. It actually depends: if you are integrating with a system/library that throws a lot of checked exceptions at you, @SneakyThrows might not be a bad idea. On the other hand, using it just a few places it might indeed increase the risk, as people will probably be unaware of what it does and its hidden quirks.