David Cader

Stack Trace for exception, when it occurs. Hope this helps. at LibGit2Sharp.Core.NativeMethods.git_status_list_new(git_status_list*& git_status_list, git_repository* repo, GitStatusOptions options) at LibGit2Sharp.Core.Proxy.git_status_list_new(RepositoryHandle repo, GitStatusOptions options) at LibGit2Sharp.RepositoryStatus..ctor(Repository repo, StatusOptions options) at LibGit2Sharp.Repository.RetrieveStatus(StatusOptions options)

The method that encapsulates this code is not itself asynchronous, but it is being executed within a background thread. This particular Repository instance is instantiated and disposed within the body...

As earlier posts in this thread implied this might be a threading issue, I encapsulated all of my calls to LibGit2Sharp in a single client class and used a lock...

This is still on ongoing problem that occurs at least a couple times every day.

This is a make or break issue for us. Our team was considering Blazor .NET 8 for a new web application, but without proper Entra ID support I can't see...

I attempted another approach using PublicClientApplicationBuilder instead of InteractiveBrowserCredential. I was able to successfully get an access token. I then encapsulated the access token and expiry in a custom TokenCredential...

It looks like the exception is originating in Azure.Core/src/HttpMessage.cs at line 47. Not sure why it started to fail this week after working previously, but this is where the exception...

Another interesting observation, is that this issue is only reproduceable when we debug our application in Visual Studio. When I run our application outside of the debugger, the error is...

After authenticating the ArmClient using Graph API (using the method discussed previously), I find that any call the the Azure SDK results in this error (it could be GetAll, Get,...

Sorry, I've been out of the office. I will see if I can reproduce with logging enabled today.