Question about IJSObjectReference and the JSRuntime (WebGPU example)

[ThreePelleggOmelette]

Hello!

Can't quite seem to find a direct answer to this, but I'm curious on how the context passing between Asp.NET code and the method invocation of the JS runtime works.

To summarize:
I'm running into a situation where I can invoke methods and retrieve references to JS objects (IJSObjectReference) and can invoke functions on those instances, but if I try to pass them into a later JS method invocation (within the same C# method), I'm getting warnings about them being destroyed, even though I can still invoke method/function calls on them.

So, I'm curious, how do the object references exist, and are functional, from the Asp side but are destroyed on the JS side?

I have been using C# for some time now, but am relatively new to Web based projects.
So feel free to go as in depth as you like :)

Example using WebGPU JS API, with some C# wrappers. Under the hood, each object is just its GPU JS equivalent, but as an IJSObjectReference

public async Task HelloSquare(RGBAColor color)
{
    //initialize the command encoder
    await using (WGSLCommandEncoder encoder = await Device.CreateCommandEncoder())
    {
        //get the current texture from the canvas context
        WGSLTexture texture = await Context.GetCurrentTexture();

        //create a view from the texture
        WGSLTextureView view = await texture.CreateView(); //<--- This works just fine, so the reference lives somewhere?

        //create a color attachment
        WGSLColorAttachment attachment = new WGSLColorAttachment(view, color, clear, store);

        //create a render pass descriptor with the color attachment
        WGSLRenderPassDescriptor passDesc = new WGSLRenderPassDescriptor(attachment);

        //begin the render pass with the descriptor
        WGSLRenderPassEncoder pass = await encoder.BeginRenderPass(passDesc);
        
        //end the render pass
        pass.End();

        //get the command buffer from the command encoder
        WGSLCommandBuffer buffer = await encoder.Finish();

        //submit the command buffer to the queue
        Device.Queue.Submit(buffer); //<--- Notification in browser about Texture being destroyed
    }
}