Managing and Releasing Resources

Refer to sections 3.36 and 3.37 to learn how to release resources at the end of a request to avoid memory leaks.

// Release resources to avoid memory leakshttpRequestBuilder.ReleaseResources();

The following is the underlying implementation of the ReleaseResources method, which is responsible for managing and releasing all resources associated with the HTTP request:

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public void ReleaseResources(){    // Null check    if (HttpClientPooling is not null)    {        HttpClientPooling.Release?.Invoke(HttpClientPooling.Instance);        HttpClientPooling = null;    }    // Release the collection of disposable objects    ReleaseDisposables();}internal void ReleaseDisposables(){    // Null check    if (Disposables.IsNullOrEmpty())    {        return;    }    // Iterate and release each item    foreach (var disposable in Disposables)    {        disposable.Dispose();    }    // Clear the collection    Disposables.Clear();}