Go's context isn't React's Context. Think AbortSignal.
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Go has a context package. React has a Context API. Same word. I assumed they were the same thing. They're not even close. And the better comparison isn't React at all. It's something you've probably used to cancel a fetch request. React's context: the 30-second version In React, context solves one problem: passing state to deeply nested components without threading props through every layer in between, whether that's a theme, auth state, or any shared app-level value. You wrap a tre