Fix blocking http calls which cannot be cancelled#297
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…ll(request).execute()) inside coroutines via withContext and launch, but without runInterruptible. This means Job.cancel() cannot interrupt in-flight HTTP calls, the coroutine only cancels at the next suspension point, not during the blocking I/O. Wrapping in runInterruptible causes coroutine cancellation to trigger Thread.interrupt(), which OkHttp handles by aborting the connection immediately. Signed-off-by: Olivier Lamy <olamy@apache.org>
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The analytics-kotlin library runs blocking OkHttp calls (client.newCall(request).execute()) inside coroutines via withContext and launch, but without runInterruptible. This means Job.cancel() cannot interrupt in-flight HTTP calls the coroutine only cancels at the next suspension point, not during the blocking I/O. Wrapping in runInterruptible causes coroutine cancellation to trigger Thread.interrupt(), which OkHttp handles by aborting the connection immediately.
Signed-off-by: Olivier Lamy olamy@apache.org