Hello,
My team is developing a cloud-based data processing application, and a
large bulk of the application's job is doing network calls to other
services.
Go's goroutines and channel-based communication are an excellent fit, but
in order for the application to be able to properly shut down,
simple construct of sending to a channel `myChan <- value` needs to
actually be something like:
```
select {
case myChan <- value:
case <-ctx.Done():
return ctx.Err()
}
```
As you see, a simple one line construct needs to be replaced with a select
on context.Done EVERYWHERE.
My two gripes with this situation are:
1) It's more code and "clutter" which makes code less clear
2) It's easy to forget to do a select on context.Done, and then an
application is unable to shut down.
Am I doing something wrong? Does someone relate with me?
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