[{“Name”:“4.5”,“GroupName”:”.NET”},{“Name”:“4.5.1”,“GroupName”:”.NET”},{“Name”:“4.5.2”,“GroupName”:”.NET”},{“Name”:“4.6”,“GroupName”:”.NET”},{“Name”:“4.6.1”,“GroupName”:”.NET”},{“Name”:“4.6.2”,“GroupName”:”.NET”}]
System.Threading.Tasks.Dataflow
System.Threading.Tasks
System.Net.Http
System.Net
To add items to a block you can either use Post or SendAsync.
Post will try to add the item synchronously and return a bool saying whether it succeeded or not. It may not succeed when, for example, a block has reached its BoundedCapcity and has no more room for new items yet. SendAsync on the other hand will return an uncompleted Task<bool> that you can await. That task will complete in the future with a true result when the block cleared its internal queue and can accept more items or with a false result if it’s declining permanently (e.g. as a result of cancellation).