> Creating a function that accepts a `ctx context.Context` and then making a blocking call that doesn't respect your context will still block for the entirety u

> Creating a function that accepts a `ctx context.Context` and then making a blocking call that doesn't respect your context will still block for the entirety unless you instrument it yourself. A Golang service my work team owns has this problem. Virtually every single endpoint the service has contains a context as the first parameter... but the service never actually uses the context in the myriad of endpoints the service has.