This change completely removes [Activate]. In a controller, you should
constructor injection or [FromServices] to access services.
To access context items (ActionContext, ActionBindingContext, root
ViewDataDictionary) you should use the respected attribute class.
We'd like to consider streamlining this further in the future by getting
down to a single injectable context for controllers, but for now this will
have to do.
This change removes [Activate] support from TagHelpers. TagHelpers which
need access to context should use [ViewContext] to have it injected. To
access services, use constructor injection.
This change removes [Activate] from ViewComponents. Accessing context
should be done through [ViewComponentContext]. Accessing services should
be done though constructor injection.
This change adds a [Required] client validator when
ModelMetadata.IsRequired == true. The bulk of the changes here are
mechanical updates to test files.
- This involved also adding required attributes with wildcards.
- With this change AnchorTagHelpers and FormTagHelpers should no longer light up on every `<form>` or `<a>` tag.
#2581
- also rename files and directories with "GlobalImport" in name
- nearly blind but avoid "ViewImportss" in new names
- public API change: `ViewHierarchyUtility.GetGlobalImportLocations()` -> `GetViewImportsLocations()`
- primary source updates were comments, tests, and implementation details
nit:
- rename NestedGlobalImports.cs file to NestedViewImportsController.cs, matching class
with MVC5.
This change removes the behavior in model binding to validate values 'on
the wire' for requiredness instead of the looking at the model. This
restores the behavior of [Required] for model binding to the MVC5
semantics.
Also ensures that when a type is marked as skipped, any sub property which is model bound (and hence a modelstate un validated entry),
is marked as skipped (otherwise it would cause the ModelState to be invalid).
Also fixing a bug in model state dictionary FindKeyWithPrefix was not considering [0] & [0][0] as a valid prefix.
This part of the change removes default value support from ModelBinding.
Updated some unit tests to verify that it does nothing in that case.
Deleted a functional test as it was pure duplication of another
(supported) case where the property has a pre-initialized value.
Add SerializerSettings to MvcOptions and pass those options to the JsonInputFormatter and JsonOutputFormatter.
Remove custom contract resolver.
PR feedback
Pass JsonSerializerSettings to JsonPatchInputFormatter
PR feedback
Make DI JsonOutputFormatter formatter use MvcOptions SerializerSettings
Fix JsonPatchInputFormatter using null ContractResolver
Fix tests
This change dramatically simplifies the parameter discovery logic in
DefaultApiDescriptionProvider. Instead of surfacing POCO objects as
parameters, we now fully expand every model.
The rationale is that we want to show every key/value that can be set by
the user and not force consumers of ApiDescription to do that themselves.
Tests are cleaned up to match the new behavior.
This change adds more information to ModelAttributes, so that metadata
providers can look at the attributes on the property and type separately
if so desired
This change introduces a new property to ModelMetadata called
IsBindingRequired, which specifies whether or not a model value must be
present on the wire during model binding.
[DataMember(IsRequired = true)] is currently the only thing that will set
this property.
Updated tests and documentation for clarity on the difference in meaning
between MM.IsRequired and MM.IsBindingRequired. Moved setting for
IsRequired to ValidationMetadata which is a better fit.
Also added functional tests for [BindingBehavior] and [DataMember] in
model binding because they were totally missing.
- Added unit tests to validate that the properties were rendered correctly.
- Modified functional tests to utilize PreElement and PostElement.
aspnet/Razor#341
Ryan Nowak
N. Taylor Mullen
Doug Bunting
Kirthi Krishnamraju
Ajay Bhargav Baaskaran
Harsh Gupta
Kiran Challa
James Newton-King
David Paquette
Pranav K
ianhong
sornaks
Victor Hurdugaci