AsyncWrapper not flushing on app exit.

[DCastenholz]

It appears that the AsyncWrapper target does not flush any buffered messages when an application exits.  Anyone know of a workaround?

[Benji]

Can you subscibe to the application exit event and in the handler actually delay the application closing for the length of time it would take for the buffer to flush? Not ideal I know but a workaround none the less. ideally be nice to force a flush of the buffer on application exit or NLog did it itself.

B.

[ronald]

BufferedWrapper does flush on exit. So it should not be too hard to implement in Async also, I guess.

[ligos]

I ran into this problem as well. My Stackoverflow post below details the (one line) fix.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10492720/should-nlog-flush-all-queued-messages-in-the-asynctargetwrapper-when-flush-is/10508571#10508571

Note that I didn't test what happens when the LogManager.Flush() timeout is exceeded.