Free cancelation has been a pipedream since day one of computer science.
We don't want it so badly that we want to pass around poison channels or cancelation tokens. People don't even bother threading cancelation contexts in Go because it's annoying and you still have to write disposal logic for anything worth canceling (which usually isn't possible anyways -- e.g. can't undo that database query that's in flight).
There are cute things you can do with generators in the UI where cancelation cascades make a lot of sense, but notice how nobody actually cares enough to use redux-saga nor this guy's library.
We don't want it so badly that we want to pass around poison channels or cancelation tokens. People don't even bother threading cancelation contexts in Go because it's annoying and you still have to write disposal logic for anything worth canceling (which usually isn't possible anyways -- e.g. can't undo that database query that's in flight).
There are cute things you can do with generators in the UI where cancelation cascades make a lot of sense, but notice how nobody actually cares enough to use redux-saga nor this guy's library.