Scope events to the execution of the entry point #54090
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- Today we're using the global event source and events that fire in the app domain get captured and this can result in capturing the wrong instances. This fix uses an async local to scope the events for the HostingEventListener to the execution of the application's entry point. - Removed the RemoteExecutor as a result of this change
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Fixes dotnet/aspnetcore#33494
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src/libraries/Microsoft.Extensions.HostFactoryResolver/tests/HostFactoryResolverTests.cs
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Fixes dotnet/aspnetcore#33494
PS: This doesn't try to handle multiple instances being created on the same execution context.