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A dead man's switch is designed to detect a worker task that is no longer making progress and cancel it. It does this by cancelling a CancellationToken that is provided to the worker from the start. In turn, the process is responsible for notifying the dead man's switch in a periodic fashion to prevent its own cancellation.

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dotnet add package DeadManSwitch --version 1.0.1
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