Python async tasks can be cancelled. But, I don't think you can attach must context to the cancel (I think you can pass a text message), so it would seem the argument of what go suffered from would apply.
(I also think there's some wonkiness with and barriers to understanding Python's implementation that I don't think plagues Go to quite the same extent.)
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Python async tasks can be cancelled. But, I don't think you can attach must context to the cancel (I think you can pass a text message), so it would seem the argument of what go suffered from would apply.
(I also think there's some wonkiness with and barriers to understanding Python's implementation that I don't think plagues Go to quite the same extent.)
The current meta is to use task groups and bubble up the exception that cancelled the coroutine/task.