.net 10 release

[Kyle Wise]

With the upcoming release of .net 10 which now provides the ability to pause and resume circuits will controls be updated to handle the pause and resume.  Right now it feels like some javascript or interop is being called on resume for controls that arent part of the dom yet, im not exactly sure.  Scheduler is one control in particular that we are experiencing issues with on Blazor.resumeCircuit().  If we change views and then pause or have an appointment window open we get the following Error: System.ArgumentException: There is no tracked object with id '13'

[Dimo]

Hello Kyle,

Thanks for reporting the error. We currently have some tasks related to .NET 10 compatibility. I added this one to the list.

With regard to circuit management, I can see that pausing the circuit disposes the components, while resuming the circuit initializes them from scratch, and fires OnAfterRenderAsync with firstRender = true.

If you notice some other similar issues with other components, do let us know.

Regards,
Dimo
Progress Telerik

[Kyle Wise]

it really comes down to invoke method async being called while the circuit is still in a paused state.  I have been wrapping that code in an if statement that prevents it from being called if the circuit is not connected in other places.

[Dimo]

Thanks for the follow-up, Kyle! I added your note to our internal GitHub issue, in case it speeds up the investigation.