Ensure IServiceBroker is used on a background thread#47903
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Probably yes, but even if that changes it wouldn't be ready for a while and still wouldn't invalidate this change. |
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Expands dotnet#47903 to other calls to GetProxyAsync.
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IServiceBrokerasynchronous operations do not explicitly useConfigureAwait(false). This change ensures we callGetProxyAsync<T>from a background thread to avoid accidentally introducing a UI thread dependency in code that should not have one./cc @AArnott