The Awaiter.OnCompleted has a potential race condition:
When the cancellation token is cancelled after IsCompueted is called, but before (or in the middle of) cancellationToken.Register is called (in the middle of OnCompleted function). The call back will not be registered, but will be called in the middle of the cancellationToken.Register function. Because the request is not yet in the queue at that point, CancellationResponder will do nothing, and the lock request will be put into the waiting queue.
This can potentially introduce dead locks in the product, when the cancellationToken is triggered during unloading.
The Awaiter.OnCompleted has a potential race condition:
When the cancellation token is cancelled after IsCompueted is called, but before (or in the middle of) cancellationToken.Register is called (in the middle of OnCompleted function). The call back will not be registered, but will be called in the middle of the cancellationToken.Register function. Because the request is not yet in the queue at that point, CancellationResponder will do nothing, and the lock request will be put into the waiting queue.
This can potentially introduce dead locks in the product, when the cancellationToken is triggered during unloading.