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amqpnetlite/src/Net/TaskExtensions.cs
Line 205 in 5828b7f
I tried sending Messages in Transaction from a .NET Core application using the ISenderLink.SendAsync api. But this looks like turned off using
DeliveryState txnState = null; #if NETFX || NETFX40 txnState = await TaskExtensions.GetTransactionalStateAsync(this).ConfigureAwait(false); #endif
Why is this? Why wouldn't a .NET Core application need Async sending support?
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[#557] Transaction Support for SendAsync in .NET Core
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amqpnetlite/src/Net/TaskExtensions.cs
Line 205 in 5828b7f
I tried sending Messages in Transaction from a .NET Core application using the ISenderLink.SendAsync api.
But this looks like turned off using
Why is this? Why wouldn't a .NET Core application need Async sending support?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: