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Avoid using Task.Run in ASP.Net Core #5

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nimadir opened this issue Feb 4, 2022 · 0 comments
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Avoid using Task.Run in ASP.Net Core #5

nimadir opened this issue Feb 4, 2022 · 0 comments

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nimadir commented Feb 4, 2022

Hi dear filip

I have seen your video and in one wideo you said we should use Task.Run to convert a sync method to async version.

I have read this article : ASP.NET Core Performance Best Practices

In a paragraph has been said: Do not use Task.Run to make a synchronous API asynchronous.

I have ask a similar question in stackoverflow: Using Task.Run in ASP.Net Core

I'm confused and I want to know:

  1. How can I convert a sync method to async version in ASP.Net Core?
  2. If there is no async version of a method should we write sync web method?
  3. What is the best way to write async method?

Thanks
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