Design cancelable operations safely
Cancellation improves UX, but it must be handled safely. Learn how to cancel without leaving partial state.
Cancellation should stop client work immediately and avoid new server-side work where possible.
For operations that can’t be fully rolled back, report partial outcomes clearly.
Key points
- Abort client requests cleanly
- Report partial results honestly
- Avoid inconsistent UI state after cancel
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