Use ContinueWith rather than finally for coroutine result types#4669
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This mitigates the issue fixed by microsoft/winget-cli#4669 until that code is released.
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This mitigates the issue fixed by microsoft/winget-cli#4669 until that code is released.
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Issue
When run in PowerShell with MTA (multi-threaded apartment) enabled, the
RunOnMTAmethods have an optimization to run directly rather than spinning up a new thread. This optimization used afinallyto callComplete, but aTaskwill be returned (and the finally executed) before the task is completed. This resulted in a completed collection and errors when attempting to add more messages to it.Change
Use
ContinueWithandExecuteSynchronouslyto effectively make afinallyfor theTaskresult object. Convert the existingfinallyto only callCompleteon exception.Validation
Manually confirmed the -MTA case with
InvokeandStart/Completecommand use cases.Microsoft Reviewers: Open in CodeFlow