Do not timeout HostingListener when debugging #54791
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Do not timeout waiting for the host to start when running with the debugger attached. Addresses dotnet/aspnetcore#33886.
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Tagging subscribers to this area: @eerhardt, @maryamariyan Issue DetailsDo not timeout waiting for the host to start when running with the debugger attached (dotnet/aspnetcore#33886 (comment)). This only applies on first usage so the debugger must be already attached, otherwise will need refactoring so that the appropriate default is determined each time the value is used. Addresses dotnet/aspnetcore#33886. /cc @davidfowl
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Do not timeout waiting for the host to start when running with the debugger attached (dotnet/aspnetcore#33886 (comment)).
This only applies on first usage so the debugger must be already attached, otherwise will need refactoring so that the appropriate default is determined each time the value is used.
Fixes dotnet/aspnetcore#33886.
/cc @davidfowl