I’m unclear on how hangfire would handle a long running processes when running from an asp.net website? If I setup hangfire to run a task, let’s say my task calls a web service in my website, if that web service runs longer than my normal web request timeout setting would that task timeout like normal or because it’s using katana (correct?) it’s basically running the request under katana outside of the thread of my iis website so the asp.net web request timeout would not apply? I hope this makes sense.
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