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IntelliJ ultimate had some lag when i pasted that input in the text file.

Fleet is smooth though.

🫠 After seeing problem i decided to not use regex and it looks like this now.

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Nice 👌 extra check there.

😅 do you have static lint check for global exception handling not having timber usage?

Manual reviews can’t be trusted.

This will rethrow the CancellationException to parent for you.

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To understand more about the Exception handling here

You can read this amazing blog manuelvivo.dev/coroutines-can…

It mentions about usage of CoroutineExceptionHandler

But sometimes you don't want to use it as it's global and prefer run-catching. You can use 👇 gist

Which feels like a normal behaviour of user. So,

1. We shouldn't be logging it.
2. We shouldn't even be catching it - ?

We need to tell the coroutineScope that this particular operation got cancellation

Only then structured concurrency will work as expected

Example:
If user makes a network request for which the code is under a scope which is tied to a lifecycle of that screen

And user goes to some other screen before it completes.

Below code does that automatically.

Now that code will trigger a CancellationException.

When you log the error like in above👆

You will notice your error 🐞 logs are filled up with CancellationException

Should that be something you should be worrying about? Yes and No.

Yes, you need to fix your code.

No, you can't do anything about cancellation exception.

👋 small account.

Thanks for creating this.