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0 pointstonyhb10y ago0 comments

You can use contexts to send a cancellation signal to goroutines: https://blog.golang.org/context.

This is more of an implementation detail you make on a case-by-case language rather than a builtin to go.

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jerf10y ago

That's not a way to "kill goroutines". That's a way to "ask goroutines to die when they get around to it." Useful, but a fundamentally different thing. Go does not have a way to kill goroutines, nor, per some of the other discussion in this thread, do I ever expect it to.

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0 pointstonyhb10y ago0 comments

You can use contexts to send a cancellation signal to goroutines: https://blog.golang.org/context.

This is more of an implementation detail you make on a case-by-case language rather than a builtin to go.

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jerf10y ago

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