fix(logging): Propagate logging context to cancellation #3819
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Currently, cancellation is called on a separate thread and the logging context isn't passed into it. So if there is an issue in cancellation flow the execution id/stage id aren't propagated to the logger making it hard to debug
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Currently, cancellation is called on a separate thread and the logging context isn't passed into it. So if there is an issue in cancellation flow the execution id/stage id aren't propagated to the logger making it hard to debug Co-authored-by: mergify[bot] <37929162+mergify[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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Currently, cancellation is called on a separate thread and the logging context isn't passed into it.
So if there is an issue in cancellation flow the execution id/stage id aren't propagated to the logger making it hard to debug