Ridiculous take. I have debugged countless issues. Those that spit detailed error messages are typically far easier to debug than those that don’t.

For example, returning nothing but exit code 1 to indicate failure. This gives zero information about the reason behind the failure, and only could be acceptable if your program is so simple as to only have very few failure modes.

I have solved issues by cloning the source code and reading it to understand the issue.

Don’t relegate everyone to the same fate as those so utterly ignorant they can’t look up an error code.

As for the bugs you can’t fix? Why do you think Cloudflare tells you when its the website having an issue, and not your browser or them? Knowing the issue isn’t something you can change, avoids spending time trying to fix an issue that you have no control over.

I disagree with you across the board.