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Dispose CancellationTokenSource in tests - #9
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CodeQL flags each undisposed CancellationTokenSource. Create them with a using declaration instead.
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Summary
CodeQL flags every
new CancellationTokenSource().Tokenin the tests as a missing Dispose call. The tests now create the source with ausingdeclaration. The same change is going into the other four templates so the shared test projects stay identical.