Don't Panic: Catching Panics in Errgroup

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  1. errgroup

    Drop in replacement for errgroup that converts panics to errors (by StevenACoffman)

    A co-worker of mine co-worker Ben Kraft, wrote some handy wrapper code around sync/errgroup to avoid that boilerplate (and required discipline). With his permission, I lightly modified it to lift it out of our private work repository for the more general Go community.

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  3. kratos

    Your ultimate Go microservices framework for the cloud-native era.

    Kratos errgroup

  4. run

    A universal mechanism to manage goroutine lifecycles (by oklog)

    There is an interesting discussion which has an alternative view that, with few exceptions, panics should crash your program. I'm ok with that in development and testing, but would rather sleep soundly at night.

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