Mikhail Shilkov • 9/3/2020

How to Drain a List of .NET Tasks to Completion

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This technical article details how to manage and await a dynamic list of .NET tasks to completion, particularly in scenarios like the Pulumi SDK where tasks are created asynchronously. It covers task registration, handling nested tasks, and implementing a draining loop to ensure all background work finishes before program exit.

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