Sometimes you just need some logging to do a sanity check that things are actually working the way that you’re expecting.
Here’s how to turn logging on in ASP.NET Core 2 for SignalR:
I’ve had to look this up more than twice, and its not exactly easy to find in the Microsoft docs, so I’m just writing it down here so I can find it quickly again.
Logging in a .NET Core 3 SignalR client – Darchuk.NET
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