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Since _all_ controller methods (private and public, or otherwise) have access to the controller's base class HttpContext and Url properties, I'm going to keep ConfigureAwait(true) for any controller methods but make sure they pass HttpContext down to any methods outside the controller
- [ ] Review all HttpContext.Current usage to replace with passed-in HttpContextBase parameters
- [ ] Search for specific causes of bad site performance on 11/1 FBOTM day https://faithlife.slack.com/archives/C03R1MQSR51/p1730821466045049?thread_ts=1730477236.809519&cid=C03R1MQSR51
- [x] Prepare content admin redirect script for verbum launch
# Summary

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# To-dos
- [ ] Finish Skeletor asynification
- [ ] Review all uses of Url and HttpContext to make sure they are not used after we do ConfigureAwait(false) (like in private controller methods)
Since _all_ controller methods (private and public, or otherwise) have access to the controller's base class HttpContext and Url properties, I'm going to keep ConfigureAwait(true) for any controller methods but make sure they pass HttpContext down to any methods outside the controller
- [ ] Review all HttpContext.Current usage to replace with passed-in HttpContextBase parameters
- [ ] Search for specific causes of bad site performance on 11/1 FBOTM day https://faithlife.slack.com/archives/C03R1MQSR51/p1730821466045049?thread_ts=1730477236.809519&cid=C03R1MQSR51
- [ ] Write up post-mortem docs on Oct 21 and Nov 1 website blips
# Summary