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Java does not currently have a way to stop execution of the call that gets canceled, so it will always continue even when the async call's lease expires.
Go does this by cancelling the context when the call grpc request ends, so when a verb tries to use the context things should fail.
Speaking with @stuartwdouglas last week, it sounds non-obvious as to the best way to do this in Java.
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Java does not currently have a way to stop execution of the call that gets canceled, so it will always continue even when the async call's lease expires.
Go does this by cancelling the context when the call grpc request ends, so when a verb tries to use the context things should fail.
Speaking with @stuartwdouglas last week, it sounds non-obvious as to the best way to do this in Java.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: