⚡ Bolt: Standardize context.Background() inside lazy GCPClient initialization - #32
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Using context.Background() inside getClient ensures the discovery of credentials and constructor execution are bound to a persistent background context rather than transient request-scoped contexts. This prevents cached client transports and connection pools from being cancelled or invalidated if a single request context is aborted. Co-authored-by: JulienBreux <964330+JulienBreux@users.noreply.github.com>
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Using context.Background() inside getClient ensures the discovery of credentials and constructor execution are bound to a persistent background context rather than transient request-scoped contexts. This prevents cached client transports and connection pools from being cancelled or invalidated if a single request context is aborted. Also fixed a flaky race condition in TestShortcuts_Modals. Co-authored-by: JulienBreux <964330+JulienBreux@users.noreply.github.com>
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💡 What: Standardized lazy-initialization contexts for GCPClient wrappers.
🎯 Why: Using transient request-scoped contexts for credential lookup and client construction binds the cached client's underlying gRPC/REST connection pool and credentials logic to short-lived contexts. If a request is cancelled, future operations on the cached client can fail, causing performance degradation and unstable connection pools.
📊 Impact: Ensures shared connection pool longevity, preventing transport teardowns and credentials re-discovery.
🔬 Measurement: Verified using unit tests and codebase pattern consistency.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 7887510388541538168 started by @JulienBreux