I’m trying to understand how scopes are ment to us...

# coroutines

[functionaldude]

I’m trying to understand how scopes are ment to use. I have a sample implementation of a mapAsync function. The goal here is to process and map the result of every item asynchronously, but I want to cancel all tasks as soon as one of them fail, also I don’t want to cancel the parent scope. What do you think of this example:

[Dominaezzz]

Lose the supervisorScope.

[marstran]

I think you should let the parent scope decide whether it should be cancelled or not if the mapAsync fails. That shouldn't be the concern of mapAsync itself.