"One last remark: you should avoid using Task.Result and Task.Wait as much as possible as they always encapsulate the inner exception in an AggregateException and replace the message by a generic one (One or more errors occurred), which makes debugging harder. Even if the synchronous version shouldn't be used that often, you should strongly consider using Task.GetAwaiter().GetResult() instead."
Blake Niemyjski
@niemyjski
+1
learned a few things today
Eric J. Smith
@ejsmith
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Sander Rijken
@srijken
I learned that I’ve got a lot to learn about mixing Rx and async/await
basically it’s pretty much impossible to do nicely