Refactor: Add context parameter to WorkflowRegistryV2Client methods#450
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This update introduces a context parameter to various methods in the WorkflowRegistryV2Client and related handlers, enhancing the ability to manage request lifetimes and cancellations. The changes include updates to transaction execution, owner linking, and workflow management functions, ensuring that context is consistently passed through the call stack. This refactor improves the overall robustness and responsiveness of the client interactions.
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DEVSVCS-4960
This update introduces a context parameter to various methods in the WorkflowRegistryV2Client and related handlers, enhancing the ability to manage request lifetimes and cancellations. The changes include updates to transaction execution, owner linking, and workflow management functions, ensuring that context is consistently passed through the call stack. This refactor improves the overall robustness and responsiveness of the client interactions.