The problem was that TaskChain scheduled continuations to keep the task order for task-producing functions, not for the task that they produce. The continuation task was Task<Task> The fix was to use Unwrap so the continuation task waits for the async code and its result is just Task.
Add unit tests for more overlapping session requests.
Add unit tests for TaskChain class.
Fix for #1618
The problem was that
TaskChainscheduled continuations to keep the task order for task-producing functions, not for the task that they produce. The continuation task wasTask<Task>The fix was to useUnwrapso the continuation task waits for the async code and its result is justTask.Add unit tests for more overlapping session requests. Add unit tests for
TaskChainclass.