See FileUploadNotificationReceiverSample.cs, line 83:
83: if (fileUploadNotification != null)
84: {
85: _logger.LogInformation("Did not receive any notification.");
86: continue;
87: }
The if statement is backwards. It should read: if (fileUploadNotification == null).
The way its programmed, file notifications don't make it through this if block and therefore never get completed. This needs to be flipped so the subsequent logic may proceed and complete the notifications.
See FileUploadNotificationReceiverSample.cs, line 83:
83: if (fileUploadNotification != null) 84: { 85: _logger.LogInformation("Did not receive any notification."); 86: continue; 87: }
The if statement is backwards. It should read: if (fileUploadNotification == null).
The way its programmed, file notifications don't make it through this if block and therefore never get completed. This needs to be flipped so the subsequent logic may proceed and complete the notifications.