chore: create a derived context in gRPC #579
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Create a derived context of the original gRPC context when creating a context that is used for the actual statement execution. This ensures that any values in the original gRPC context is also available in the query context. The context.WithoutCancel(..) function ensures that cancelling either the derived or the parent context does not affect the other.
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Create a derived context of the original gRPC context when creating a context that is used for the actual statement execution. This ensures that any values in the original gRPC context is also available in the query context. The context.WithoutCancel(..) function ensures that cancelling either the derived or the parent context does not affect the other.