In a custom exception handling middleware, what must you do to ensure that the next middleware in the pipeline gets executed?
- Call the base.InvokeAsync(context) method
- Add a try-catch block around the next middleware
- Manually call the next middleware's InvokeAsync(context) method
- Set next(context) to true
In a custom exception handling middleware, you must manually call the next middleware's InvokeAsync(context) method to ensure that the next middleware in the pipeline gets executed. This allows you to catch exceptions, perform custom handling, and then pass control to subsequent middleware components.
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