Does this make any sense, or has any benefit?

fun complete(): X {
    TODO("your implementation")
}
suspend fun suspendComplete(): X {
    return suspendCoroutine { continuation  ->
        val result = runCatching { complete() }
        continuation.resumeWith(result)
    }
}

suspendCancellableCoroutine

and its non cancellable counterpart are for callbacks which is not the case here. If your code is blocking, you'll want to use

withContext

and pass

Dispatchers.Default

for CPU bound operations, and

<http://Dispatchers.IO|Dispatchers.IO>

for blocking input/output. You should probably read the docs to see what's possible with kotlinx.coroutines.

Actually I found that code in a library and wasn't sure, so I asked. Now I'll comment there and probably link to this thread. So thank you for confirming my initial thought.

Yes, please link that library so I can avoid it 😁