[2.x] Make consumer DisposeAsync execute in the backgroundTask (#309) #310
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Cherry-pick: #309
Motivation
The
producer.DisposeAsync
runs in the background, while the consumer does not. This can cause inconsistent behavior between closing the producer and the consumer. For example, if a user wants to wait for the result ofconsumer.DisposeAsync
usingGetAwaiter
, it may lead to a deadlock ifConfigureAwait(false)
is not set. It is better to run this dispose in the background to avoid deadlock issues and to ensure consistent behavior with the producer.Co-authored-by: Vladimir Shchur [email protected]
(cherry picked from commit 096bc23)