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I have a few questions on handling coroutines cancellations: do we still need to write <https://github.com/Kotlin/kotlinx.coroutines/issues/1814#issue-567173333|runSuspendCatching> or this was fixed? Also if we would use arrow's `try` would we have to account for the coroutine or it would catches that?

`runCatching` still catches everything; that's what it's for. I doubt that would be changed as its behaviour is designed that way for specific use cases. Arrow has special handling so it allows cancellation exceptions and some other "fatal" errors to escape, though.

<@U030S9809PH>, why we have the `runSuspendCatching` then?

Related: <https://kotlinlang.slack.com/archives/C4GKV43N2/p1672744322683509?thread_ts=1672742549.294759&amp;cid=C4GKV43N2>

I was about to answer exactly that: we shouldn't use `runCatching` at all in the first place, so I don't believe it's reasonable to have any `runSuspendCatching` or equivalent.

I wonder if it would be convenient to have an inspection for this, I saw several in the codebase