Steven Giesel • 6/25/2023

Missing Stack trace when eliding the await keyword

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This technical article investigates a common C# async/await pitfall: why the stack trace is lost when the 'await' keyword is elided in a method returning a Task. It provides code examples, examines the compiler-generated state machine, and explains the difference in exception propagation between synchronous and asynchronous code paths.

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