Remove CancelableEnumerator#10099
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mikaelm12
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| await foreach (var streamItem in enumerable) | ||
| var enumerator = enumerable.GetAsyncEnumerator(streamCts.Token); |
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Should the enumerator be disposed?
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Leave the await foreach and call .WithCancellation instead:
await foreach (var streamItem in enumerable.WithCancellation(streamCts.Token))
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We should make |
| @@ -51,37 +51,10 @@ public IAsyncEnumerator<TResult> GetAsyncEnumerator(CancellationToken cancellati | |||
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registration not referenced. Actually is the private class still needed?
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The class is still needed because we need to be able to cancel the inner stream operation from the token passed into GetASyncEnumerator but you bring up a good point about the registration. It should be disposed
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So in another PR we should work to remove more from the |
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| // Assume that this will be iterated through with await foreach which always passes a default token. | ||
| // Instead use the token from the ctor. | ||
| Debug.Assert(cancellationToken == default); |
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@mikaelm12 Why remove this Debug.Assert if we're still not using the cancellationToken being passed in? Don't we now need to link the token sources or assert the cancellationToken is not cancellable? Otherwise we're just ignoring it...
This reverts commit d37b2ca.
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Fixes: #7960
Context: #6791 (comment)