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I'm wondering if `ResourceScope.ManagedCoroutineScope` should get _cancelled_ when released with a failure, rather than completeExceptionally with the resource scope's failure (similarly to the way sibling jobs are cancelled when a sibling fails).

AFK, but I think we basically want (with `block: suspend CoroutineScope.() -&gt; Unit`):
```resourceScope {
  block(ManagedCoroutineScope())
}
```
To be equivalent to:
```coroutineScope(block)
```
So if the behavior currently matches, that's why, and if it doesn't, then I'll file a bug :sweat_smile:

<@U7051GKRQ> I can see why that would be useful. Could you share your use-cases?

If we introduce it I guess a new name is appropriate rather than a flag? :thinking_face:

I'd have to look back, but one off the top of my head is providing a scope for launching a kafka receiver/flow into.