We were previously using context.Background() in some situations to avoid cancellation of things that really shouldn't be cancelled by the user context cancellation. However, we can now do that with context.WithoutCancel instead in order to preserve context values without any cancellation or deadline.
We were previously using
context.Background()in some situations to avoid cancellation of things that really shouldn't be cancelled by the user context cancellation. However, we can now do that withcontext.WithoutCancelinstead in order to preserve context values without any cancellation or deadline.Fixes #512.