I want to call the following code:

public async ValueTask UserGivenClaim(AppUser user, Organization org, string claim)
{
    var notify = new NotifyClaims(user, org);
    await notify.SetReplyToTask(null, org);
    await NotificationQueue.PushValueTask(notify);
}

In the code above SetReplyToTask() returns a Task and PushValueTask() returns a ValueTask. And from a performance point of view SetReplyToTask() 99% of the time does an if check that’s true and returns. So 99% of the time it is not calling Task methods inside of it.

Declaring UserGivenClaim async lets me call await notify.SetReplyToTask(null, org); But I’m not sure how to call NotificationQueue.PushValueTask(notify); in this situation.

The other possibility is to make notify.SetReplyToTask() a ValueTask. If 99% of the time it is not calling a Task, is this when I should be using ValueTask?