Are there possible unintended consequences of using Task.WhenAll on a list of commands you're trying to send?

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So this may sounds like a silly question but I’m curious.

Given a handler with code that looks like this

List<Task> tasks = new List<Task>();

// Some code

tasks.Add(context.Send(new someNewMessage());

// Other code in handler

tasks.Add(context.Send(new someDifferentMessage());

await Task.WhenAll(tasks);

I understand messages are batched and sent at the end of the handler unless marked for ImmediateDispatch anyway. I was just curious about if there was anything that could go wrong when awaiting all of the tasks at the end? I understand this is not what is recommended from any of the docs but just curious if any consequences of doing this jump out at you.

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Hi Phillip,

It shouldn’t matter as as all the operations awaited together or separately would have the same outcome - would be batched.