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- First, a potential memory leak. If requests were made, but never canceled the TokenManagementService.cs would indefinitely add to that list taking up memory it doesn't need. And when eventually cancelled it could cause further issues. Now, after a command completes, it is cleaned up with the management service. As it should be.
- Secondly, if a command is stopped mid execution it has the potential to be left where the state is still the opposite. So, when the TokenManagementService.cs attempts to cancel and return it to the original state, it gets the value wrong. This fixes that bug.
@SparkyCoder SparkyCoder merged commit 3c17cb8 into main Apr 17, 2025
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