Fix: Parent Job is Cancelled

[mkovalenkov9]

When using the plugin, I ran into a problem: when executing http requests to js in the suspend methods generated by the plugin, if there was any unprocessed error that led to the termination of the child job of the root, this led to the termination of all other jobs in this context. After that, when calling the same method, it threw an error: Parent Job is Cancelled. Using supervisor job in context helped me.

In Kotlin, a supervised coroutine scope is typically created to ensure that the failure of a child coroutine does not automatically cancel its sibling coroutines. This can be useful for specific structured concurrency needs.

Here’s how you can achieve a supervised coroutine scope:

1. Use SupervisorJob with your CoroutineScope
   A SupervisorJob allows for the creation of a coroutine scope where child coroutines fail independently.

2. Create a scope with SupervisorJob
   You can create a CoroutineScope using a SupervisorJob combined with a Dispatcher (like Dispatchers.Default or Dispatchers.IO).

[ForteScarlet]

Hello!
Firstly, thank you very much for your advice and contribution! 😻
It's a reasonable suggestion, but I have a question now: if we now have CoroutineScope4Js as a globally used scope, is it possible to use GlobalScope directly? 🤔
Have you tried to see how GlobalScope differs from a custom SupervisorJob's scope as a global scope?

My personal opinion so far is that both are pretty much the same, so what's currently in the PR is perfectly acceptable. After a simple test, they both solve the Parent job is Cancelled problem.

Do you have any thoughts on this? If you have room for more testing and comparison then I look forward to your results.
If wish to keep the current changes then let me know and I will merge this PR and release the next version.

[ForteScarlet]

Is there any difference between using a custom scope and GlobalScope?

[mkovalenkov9]

Yes, I tried to use GlobalScope, but it still threw the Parent job is Cancelled exception. This only works with SupervisorJob()

[ForteScarlet]

Okay. The merged version has been released and you can try to update it now!

[ForteScarlet]

It doesn't seem like you have any more opinions. Then let's follow the current practice.

[mkovalenkov9]

Thanks!