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fix: improve backend lifecycle management and error handling#24

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Summary

Improves backend lifecycle management by moving goroutine creation inside the backend nil check and enhances error handling with more precise context cancellation detection.

Type of Change

  • fix: A bug fix

Related Issues

- Move backend goroutine creation inside nil check to prevent unnecessary goroutines
- Use errors.Is() for more precise context cancellation error checking
- Improve resource cleanup when backend is not initialized
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Pull Request Overview

This PR improves backend lifecycle management by restructuring the goroutine creation and enhances error handling for context cancellation detection. The changes ensure that backend-related goroutines are only created when a backend exists and improve the precision of context cancellation checks.

  • Moved goroutine creation inside the backend nil check to prevent unnecessary goroutine spawning
  • Enhanced error handling by using errors.Is() for more precise context cancellation detection

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Comment thread pkg/mcp-proxy/main.go
@hrntknr hrntknr merged commit 4b5e828 into main Aug 18, 2025
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