Returns true if the error indicates the current attempt is ending without
a failure — e.g. the runtime suspended the invocation (waiting for
ctx.sleep() or ctx.call()), or the connection was dropped (kill).
Use this in handler interceptor catch blocks to distinguish attempt-ending
signals from real errors (e.g. to avoid logging it as a failure or to set
a neutral span status).
Returns true if the error indicates the current attempt is ending without a failure — e.g. the runtime suspended the invocation (waiting for
ctx.sleep()orctx.call()), or the connection was dropped (kill).Use this in handler interceptor catch blocks to distinguish attempt-ending signals from real errors (e.g. to avoid logging it as a failure or to set a neutral span status).