when disposing the sp, it should be able to signal its scopes to dispose early via a cancellation token.
If running within a request scope, such as an mvc controller method, this could be done by:
Middleware extending following cancellation token
HttpContext.RequestAborted
To one that will also be triggered on IServiceProvider.DisposeAsync.
Or in the case of a background job, when creating a scope, cast the scope to ICancellableScope to get the access token, or perhaps consider making it possible to just resolve an ICancellationToken?
dazinator
commented
4 years ago
when disposing the sp, it should be able to signal its scopes to dispose early via a cancellation token.
If running within a request scope, such as an mvc controller method, this could be done by:
Middleware extending following cancellation token
To one that will also be triggered on IServiceProvider.DisposeAsync.
Or in the case of a background job, when creating a scope, cast the scope to ICancellableScope to get the access token, or perhaps consider making it possible to just resolve an ICancellationToken?