Allow user-provided task factories for async methods#6
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Allow user-provided task factories for async methods#6frabert wants to merge 3 commits intorobpaveza:HostObjectBridgeV2.1from frabert:HostObjectBridgeV2.1
frabert wants to merge 3 commits intorobpaveza:HostObjectBridgeV2.1from
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This commit refactors lots of methods and classes to allow the use of user-provided task factories, useful for spawning async functions in single-threaded applications or environments where SynchronizationContext.Current = null
Not strictly related, but anyway...
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This commit refactors lots of methods and classes to allow the use of
user-provided task factories, useful for spawning async functions in
single-threaded applications or environments where
SynchronizationContext.Current = null