Hi Daniel, Thanks for the great Article. So when the async operation is completed and next line of code is getting executed, how does the request details like cookie/query string are preserved ? I mean without the SynchronizationContext, how does the .net core knows that which was the original thread that should continue the execution once async operation is performed ? Because I believe only that thread will have the details of that specific request, or how else the other thread will get the details of that specific request ?
Hi Daniel, Thanks for the great Article. So when the async operation is completed and next line of code is getting executed, how does the request details like cookie/query string are preserved ?
I mean without the SynchronizationContext, how does the .net core knows that which was the original thread that should continue the execution once async operation is performed ?
Because I believe only that thread will have the details of that specific request, or how else the other thread will get the details of that specific request ?