and only use RouteValues (or generically just Dictionary<string, object>).
This is temporary and will change once we get Partials (which are currently just dead code)
For now this will unblock ViewComponents
The changes include:
1. Action executor changes required for supporting sync and async operations Taksk and Task
2. Adding test project for MVC core - This contains ActionExecutor Tests.
3. Also adding a resources file for MVC core project
- add missing `[NotNull]` attributes
- remove now-unneeded usings for ...ModelBinding.Internal namespace
Also get ModelBinding test project working under CoreCLR
- create separate k10 and net45 folders under test in VS
- add `[InternalsVisibleTo]` to make `TypeExtensions` visible to test assembly
- correct tests' `CultureInfo` use to compile under CoreCLR
- ifdef out CoreCLR tests depending on Moq, ReadOnly, ...
- remove a couple of tests expecting TypeConverter to work
1. Areas defined by the Area attribute
2. Areas are a routeconstraint on the actiondescriptor
3. Areas find pages through route values
Other changes:
1. Remove Path from ActionDescriptor - It doesn't make sense with this change
2. Add sample Area
- use Microsoft.AspNet.Mvc.Rendering namespace throughout assembly
Also
- move `IdAttributeDotReplacement` from `TagBuilder` to `HtmlHelper`
- remove commented-out code in `HtmlHelper`
- use `var` and `[NotNull]` more
- `String` -> `string`
- correct Resources references; add missing resources
- add "test" command
- use latest (forked) XUnit packages
update package references
[PropertyData] -> [MemberData]
Xunit.Extensions -> Xunit or Xunit.SDK
Moq now available for .NET 4.5 only
- delete a couple of unit tests checking for ArgumentNullException
- provide TestCommon classes in Razor and Razor.Host test projects
- make ReplaceCulture internal because it's a shared source
This is as simple as modifying the base class to return task and await the ExecuteAsync method. Also added a piece to the sample project to verify functionality.
This follows a similar pattern to html helpers - a minimal basis interface
that performs the main functionality, and a set of extension methods that
make up the rich API.
Yishai Galatzer
dougbu
Pranav K
harshgMSFT
David Fowler
N. Taylor Mullen
Ryan Nowak
Stephen Halter