If you're going to immediately `await` on an `asyn...

# coroutines

[bdawg.io]

If you're going to immediately await on an async job, you might as well just use withContext

[abhi]

This was just from one of the examples simple smile I guess it does make sense to use withContext in this particular case, but we were just trying to understand where async throws it's exceptions

[gildor]

In this case async actually makes a lot of difference, because crash on async cancels parent job. Replace coroutineScope with supervisorScope and it will work as you expecting

[abhi]

Ah. Thank you so much! 🙂 That clears it up for me

[gildor]

Yeah, check SupervisorJob part of guide it’s pretty clear how this works by default