Structured concurrency & Job cancellation improvements #1020
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BREAKING BEHAVIOR CHANGE:
* kotlinx-coroutines-jdk8 and -guava integration modules
future { ... } builders now honor structured concurrency in
the same way as all other builders -- a failure inside the child
(builder) code now cancels parent coroutine.
Note that is does not affect non-structured (typical) usage like
GlobalScope.future { ... }
MINOR BEHAVIOR CHANGE:
* Exception in installed CancellableCoroutine.invokeOnCancellation
handler does not cancel the parent job, but is considered to be an
uncaught exception, so it goes to CoroutineExceptionHandler.
Internal changes:
* JobSupport.cancelsParents=true is now a default, since there are
only a fewer exceptions for builder that throw their exception from block
* JobSupport.handleJobException has additional "handled" parameter to
distinguish cases when parent did/did-not handle it.
* handleCoroutineException logic is updated. It never cancels parent,
since parent cancellation is taken care of by structured concurrency.
* handleCoroutineException is always invoked with current coroutine's
context (as opposed to parent)
Fixes #1007
Job/ReceiveChannel/BroadcastChannel.cancel(Throwable) is now hidden and cannot be invoked from a newly compiled code. This function had broken semantics when used with an arbitrary exception. A safe replacement is available in the form of cancel(CancellationException) where CancellationException can be used to supply additional information for debugging purposes. Fixes #975
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This simplifies trouble-shooting of "what caused cancellation", as you can print out exception and see its recovered stack trace.
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And also make sure only the first detected error gets reported
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Structured concurrency for Completable/Listenable futures
BREAKING BEHAVIOR CHANGE:
future { ... } builders now honor structured concurrency in
the same way as all other builders -- a failure inside the child
(builder) code now cancels parent coroutine.
Note that is does not affect non-structured (typical) usage like
GlobalScope.future { ... }
MINOR BEHAVIOR CHANGE:
handler does not cancel the parent job, but is considered to be an
uncaught exception, so it goes to CoroutineExceptionHandler.
Internal changes:
only a fewer exceptions for builder that throw their exception from block
distinguish cases when parent did/did-not handle it.
since parent cancellation is taken care of by structured concurrency.
context (as opposed to parent)
Fixes #1007
Hide cancel(Throwable), introduce cancel(CancellationException)
Job/ReceiveChannel/BroadcastChannel.cancel(Throwable) is now hidden and
cannot be invoked from a newly compiled code. This function had broken
semantics when used with an arbitrary exception. A safe replacement
is available in the form of cancel(CancellationException) where
CancellationException can be used to supply additional information
for debugging purposes.
Fixes #975