Andrew Nosenko

I've never tested or made any other efforts for it to work on Win7. In theory it should work, I don't think I use anything Win10 specific. Try `dotnet publish...

> Regardless, thanks for the help, and the code. No worries, and I'm sorry I don't have time to invest into Win7 support. As a matter of fact, I don't...

> If I find a way to make it work on win 7, I'll post back. Thanks! Feel free to open a PR. I don't collect any kind of telemetry,...

Will do as soon as I've got a code-signed certificate (in the process).

> I'd be curious to know what you're using. Last I checked, a code sign cert cost at least $250/yr. @krcourville it doesn't have to be that expensive. I shopped...

It no longer blocks the page, but the continuation code after `await` simply doesn't get invoked, e.g.: https://try.dot.net/?bufferId=trydotnet.cs&fromGist=717d378bc9f14db1ed30d0e2e67b0534

Still hangs, simpler to repro with `Task.Delay`, [click to repro](https://try.dot.net/?bufferId=delay.cs&fromGist=fdce7c918f298a45f0e887ad40131510): ```C# using System; using System.Threading.Tasks; public class Program { public async static Task Main() { await Task.Delay(1000); Console.WriteLine("Hello after a...

> That said, I wouldn't mind having this exposed as `AbortController.prototype.follow(signal)` if there's enough interest. 🙂 Yes please! :) Coming from .NET, I use hierarchical cancellation all the time, it's...

> Oh, and this is the implementation I did so far with which I used in the demo: Alternatively, I've been using the following version, modified to support `timeOutSpan`. I...

> Contrary to the original method (where I couldn't see the caller) this is public, thus definitely broken, because it doesn't unwrap and await the task returned by `Func` or...