In the type Service we have a field 'done' of type 'chan error'
type Service struct {
settings Settings
server Runner
cancel context.CancelFunc
done chan error
}
Renaming the 'done' channel to errChan can improve code readability by making it more clear what type of information the channel is intended to convey. The purpose of the done channel in your original code is to communicate errors that occur during the server’s runtime. Therefore, renaming it to errChan can make the code more intuitive.
A done channel in Go is not used to convey error types. Instead, it is generally used for signaling the completion or termination of goroutines. In Go, channels are often used to communicate between goroutines, and while a done channel usually signals completion, an error channel can be specifically designated for communicating errors.
Issue summary
In the type Service we have a field 'done' of type 'chan error'
Renaming the 'done' channel to errChan can improve code readability by making it more clear what type of information the channel is intended to convey. The purpose of the done channel in your original code is to communicate errors that occur during the server’s runtime. Therefore, renaming it to errChan can make the code more intuitive.
A done channel in Go is not used to convey error types. Instead, it is generally used for signaling the completion or termination of goroutines. In Go, channels are often used to communicate between goroutines, and while a done channel usually signals completion, an error channel can be specifically designated for communicating errors.