End-to-End Propagation, Client-Side Timeouts & Real-World Implementation ↑ If you have wired CancellationToken only at the controller level, you are still leaking resources the moment the request leaves that layer. This article shows exactly how to propagate it end‑to‑end — from browser to database. Time for deep‑dive 🔍, action on 👊, and straight to real […]
Thread‑Jumping, Resource Leaks & The Hidden Cost of Ignoring Cancellation If you’re not passing CancellationToken everywhere in your async code, you are silently leaking resources and ignoring user cancellations. Here’s exactly why it matters and how to fix it. In many ASP.NET Core projects, async/await is everywhere, but CancellationToken is either ignored or sprinkled in […]