fix: don't use a finished context for graceful shutdown #20355
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danxmoran
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| if err := l.run(ctx, o); err != nil { | ||
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| // Start the launcher and wait for it to exit on SIGINT or SIGTERM. | ||
| runCtx := signals.WithStandardSignals(ctx) |
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why assign this to runCtx and not simply:
ctx = signals.WithStandardSignals(ctx)
also, if you're using go 1.15, i think you can use os/signal.NotifyContext().
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Part of #19976
Ayan noticed in a separate PR that we were misusing
ctxvalues here, resulting in an immediate timeout of our graceful-shutdown code. Splitting out the fix to make it easy to review.