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@viking8 I'm still far away from understanding it.
I kept expecting await to wait for the asynchronous task to finished. Alas, that was not the case -
nicholai8578yIn JavaScript you can push promises to an array and then wait for them all to finish their async task, pretty good for using async functions in loops, nothing similar in c#?
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@nicholai Supposedly there's Task.WaitAll(), and that slowed it, but still fails to complete all the tasks 😂
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@viking8 That was partly the issue. I'd never returned the Task 😂
Too long looking at the screen...
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