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Include runBlocking() in context and dispatchers tutorial code #3674

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@toboche toboche commented Mar 12, 2023

The texts in the "Dispatchers and threads" and "Unconfined vs confined dispatcher" sections explicitly mention the example code having runBlocking call somewhere but the sample code does not show the call. Because of that the reader hass to assume (or check the source code) where the runBlocking call happens.

I'd propose to include the call to runBlocking in the code samples, so that the readers don't have to guess where the actual runBlocking call is done.

Include `runBlocking` in the "Dispatchers and threads" and "Unconfined vs confined dispatcher" code examples as `runBlocking` mentioned explicitly in these sections' texts.
@toboche toboche changed the title Include runBlocking{} in the context sample code Include runBlocking{} in context and dispatchers tutorial code Mar 13, 2023
@toboche toboche changed the title Include runBlocking{} in context and dispatchers tutorial code Include runBlocking() in context and dispatchers tutorial code Mar 13, 2023
@toboche toboche changed the base branch from master to develop March 13, 2023 09:48
@toboche toboche changed the base branch from develop to master March 15, 2023 17:58
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Sure, this makes sense. There's also the snippet with val a = async that mentions runBlocking but doesn't include one.

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