How can I print out the coroutine context in which...

# coroutines

[Lukas Lechner]

How can I print out the coroutine context in which a flow operator is running?

[Sam]

println(currentCoroutineContext())?

[Lukas Lechner]

awesome! Thank you!

[Lukas Lechner]

Follow up question - How did you know about this? Is it something you discovered by yourself (if so, how?) or did you simply read it somewhere in the docs?

[Sam]

I tend to read source code and docs a lot while I’m working, especially for interesting stuff like coroutines. I know I’ve used currentCoroutineContext() at least once before in real code when writing a caching library. Couldn’t tell you exactly where or when I first learned of its existence, though.