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Questions relating to the copying of files from one filesystem, over a network, to a destination filesystem
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Sending an XML file to an SFTP site
I would start by looking at functional decomposition. Here's crack #1 at it:
internal static class Solid
{
private static readonly XmlWriterSettings settings = new XmlWriterSettings
{
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Upload a file asynchronously
Seems a bit needlessly complicated and not exactly async at all. You're just forcing an async call to be synchronous with .Wait(). Proper way is to use async "all the way down":
[HttpPost]
[Route("ap …
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