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I am writing some code that downloads a file from a network resource to disk. Reading from the network is done asynchronously, as well as writing. I am observing a problem that asynchronously calls ar
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I wonder if its ok from an architectural standpoint to pass a subject into a component. What I actually want is to have the component expose an observable. However, I would like to control where this
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