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Q: When cancellation is requested via CancellationTokenSource.Cancel(), how can I tell if async execution will continue or not? Assume cancellation is requested during the execution of DoSomethingAsync() in the code below.
async Task MyMethod()
{
  await DoSomethingAsync(myCancellationToken);
  DoSomethingElse();
}

My understanding:

*

*If DoSomethingAsync responds to the cancellation request by ceasing processing and returning a completed task, then the execution of MyMethod will continue and DoSomethingElse() will be called next.

*But if DoSomethingAsync responds to the cancellation request by calling myCancellationToken.ThrowIfCancellationRequested(), then the execution of MyMethod will be stopped altogether due to the exception and DoSomethingElse() will not be called.

Is this correct? If so, how can I tell what the case will be?
If DoSomethingAsync() is my code, I can control it, but it's library code I cannot, and it seems to me it would be important to know how it will be handled.
I know I could take precaution and always check myCancellationToken.IsCancellationRequested after each call of methods such as DoSomethingAsync(), but in the real world that would involve peppering my entire codebase with hundreds or thousands of such manual checks after all the various library async calls. That just seems messy, especially if it's actually unnecessary.

A: 
how can I tell what the case will be?

Documentation.
If the behavior is not documented, then it's a pretty good bet that it will follow the standard cancellation pattern, which means it will throw OperationCanceledException if it is cancelled.
It's also possible that the API may not honor a cancellation request. Occasionally, an API will take a cancellation token but will ignore it. Even if it does properly honor cancellation requests, there is always going to be a race condition where the cancellation can be requested after the method is no longer cancelable (i.e., it's in the process of returning). If it's important to handle this case, you'll need to add checks and/or make the second method cancelable.
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username_0: - Adding avro features for `polars`
- Exporting avro to `py-polars`
- Adding test

I will add `AvroWriter` after merging `arrow2` update (https://github.com/jorgecarleitao/arrow2/pull/825) into `polars`.

related to https://github.com/pola-rs/polars/issues/1063
<issue_comment>username_1: Thanks a lot! I shall follow up with an arrow update.Julien Mattia/NurPhoto via ZUMA
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