Fixes an issue where the exception thrown by an async service would not be wrapped in a InvocationTargetException, resulting in the client being unable to determine that the exception occurred within the service itself.
The change is to wrap the exception thrown by the async service in a InvocationTargetException which means the halibut service invoker now always throws a InvocationTargetException for exceptions thrown in sync or async services.
An async service is one that looks like: (e.g. `class AsyncEchoService : IAsyncEchoService { public Task Foo() {await Task.Complete;}})
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Background
Fixes an issue where the exception thrown by an async service would not be wrapped in a
InvocationTargetException, resulting in the client being unable to determine that the exception occurred within the service itself.The change is to wrap the exception thrown by the async service in a
InvocationTargetExceptionwhich means the halibut service invoker now always throws aInvocationTargetExceptionfor exceptions thrown in sync or async services.An async service is one that looks like: (e.g. `class AsyncEchoService : IAsyncEchoService { public Task Foo() {await Task.Complete;}})
How to review this PR
Review the two commits separately, the first modifies the test infrastructure and the second adds the fix and tests.