Q:

Disable Client-side caching in .NET Core console app?

I'm trying to run some Azure batch jobs, and I'll get to the end when I get a 403 Forbidden from the Azure service.  Upon googling, I discovered this article which implies the issue is related to client-side caching of credentials, and offers a solution by modifying the config file like so:
<system.net>
    <requestCaching defaultPolicyLevel="NoCacheNoStore"/>

Problem is, this is a .NET Core console application, and such a config file does not exist.
How can I disable the request caching for my .NET Core console project comparably to the above solution for .NET Framework 4.x?

A:

As @Leonid mentioned, by default the .NET Core components do not have an Http Cache, so nothing needs to be done here.
As it turns out, the problem I was experiencing was a known bug to the Azure Batch development team for .NET Core 2.1, and they expect to have a fix out soon.

