Fix Concurrent DbContext Access on Back Channel Logout#2019
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…ion tests against a dbcontext
…to avoid concurrent acces to a DbContext
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Looks great! Thanks for adding a test that fails reliably too (I see it failing on my machine if I revert the non-test changes).
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What issue does this PR address?
Fixed issue where concurrent access to a DbContext can happen on back channel logout when multiple clients are tied to a session by making the DbContext access sequential and keeping the outgoing HTTP requests parallel.
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