public void TaskContinuationChainLeak()
{
// Start cranking out tasks, starting each new task upon completion of and from inside the prior task.
//
var tester = new TaskContinuationChainLeakTester();
tester.Run();
tester.TasksPilledUp.WaitOne();
// Head task should be out of scope by now. Manually run the GC and expect that it gets collected.
//
GC.Collect();
GC.WaitForPendingFinalizers();
try
{
// It's important that we do the asserting while the task recursion is still going, since that is the
// crux of the problem scenario.
//
tester.Verify();
}
finally
{
tester.Stop();
}
}
public void TaskContinuationChainLeak()
{
// Start cranking out tasks, starting each new task upon completion of and from inside the prior task.
//
var tester = new TaskContinuationChainLeakTester ();
tester.Run ();
tester.TasksPilledUp.WaitOne ();
// Head task should be out of scope by now. Manually run the GC and expect that it gets collected.
//
GC.Collect ();
GC.WaitForPendingFinalizers ();
try {
// It's important that we do the asserting while the task recursion is still going, since that is the
// crux of the problem scenario.
//
tester.Verify ();
} finally {
tester.Stop ();
}
}