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src: improve MakeCallback() performance #41331
src: improve MakeCallback() performance #41331
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@joyeecheung This code is effectively doing the same thing as before, but I did want to ask – what exactly are the semantics of the async stack after a snapshot? Is it expected that you start out in a state where there is an active async context, even though the underlying async operation doesn’t even exist in the deserialized instance? (Or, another way: Should the AsyncHooks state be serialized/deserialized at all?)