Ignore Task.Delay(timout)

[dotMorten]

Is it possible to ignore Task.Delay (without the cancellation token). It appears there's no way to get that line to throw. It seems silly to have to try/catch all the delays

[TheAlmightyBob]

Thanks for the input!

I'm sure it's technically possible (although I haven't worked on this in years).
But this library intentionally takes the conservative approach of assuming that anything might throw. Also, you could still be in trouble if the code after the Task.Delay throws (even if that code itself does not involve any new Tasks).
So I'm not too keen on the idea of hardcoding special cases like that...

I'd suggest just using the "suppress" option if you're really sure that a particular instance is safe.