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If you have legacy or UI code you are best served using Microsoft.VisualStudio.Threading to ease the pain. Not using it will land you in a world of random deadl

by foepys 4y ago

If you have legacy or UI code you are best served using Microsoft.VisualStudio.Threading to ease the pain. Not using it will land you in a world of random deadlocks and disappearing data from variables. vs-threading should be part of the .NET standard library but somehow isn't.