The fix splits client validation and model validation into two separate hierarchies.
Introduced ClientModelValidatorProvider in MvcOptions, which can be iterated to produce IClientModelValidators.
As a result of this, HtmlGenerator code can be free of ActionBindingContext and directly consumes options.
This also means that we do not modify the client validations during resource filters.
- Also modified existing tests to account for aspnet/Razor#332 which fixed models formatting after newline.
- Updated tests for inject to understand new formatting parsing.
aspnet/Razor#332
- Existing Razor directives layout, inherits, addTagHelper, tagHelperPrefix and removeTagHelper should only ever span a single line and need to cause a re-parse when a newline is entered during design time. To do this modified their AcceptedCharacters to accept anything other than newline rather than anything.
- Updated existing tests to now expect AcceptedCharacters.AnyExceptNewLine when directives are present.
- This change also enables the model directive in Mvc since it also uses the inherit directives core parsing.
#332
- Added unit tests to validate that the properties were rendered correctly.
- Modified functional tests to utilize PreElement and PostElement.
aspnet/Razor#341
- These two new properties will enable TagHelper authors to render content before and after the TagHelper's HTML element.
- Added tests to correspond with existing test coverage.
- Modified existing tests to double check for TagHelperOutput.Pre/PostElement.
- Refactored all DefaultTagHelperContent pieces of TagHelperOutput to be get only properties.
#341
Sorry I was looking at this code trying to track down a bug somewhere else and noticed a spelling mistake for a local variable. I know I tend to be anal about spelling, so figured I'd at least point it out.
With cross platform .NET Core support coming online, we need to update
our IsWindows check to not assume running on .NET Core means running on
Windows. Since CoreFX doesn't yet expose a method for doing this (they
are working on adding it back), we'll just call Uname and if that
returns an empty string assume that we are on Windows.