You can have CancellationToken as one of the parameters in ASP.NET MVC/WebAPI action. Then this parameter will be automatically provided by the framework.
Current version of MvcRouteTester tries to find a match to this parameter among provided values which is wrong. My pull request fixes this issue.
You can have CancellationToken as one of the parameters in ASP.NET MVC/WebAPI action. Then this parameter will be automatically provided by the framework.
Current version of MvcRouteTester tries to find a match to this parameter among provided values which is wrong. My pull request fixes this issue.