* Add an UnsupportedContentType to the ModelState dictionary when no formatter can read the body.
* Add a filter to the pipeline that searches for that specific exception and transforms the response into 415.
This change removes a layer of abstraction. These validators now just do
what they do now without creating a bunch of intermediate objects.
ModelClientValidationRule has been removed, and client validations
manipulate the attributes collection of a tag directly.
* Moved instantiation of view components into DefaultViewComponentActivator
* Introduced IViewComponentFactory to handling setup of new view component instances.
* Added a release method on IViewComponentActivator for handling tear down of view
component instances.
* Added a Release method to IControllerActivator
* Changed Create in IControllerActivator to take in a ControllerActionContext
* Move the check to determine if a controller can be instantiated into the controller activator.
* Move logic for disposing controllers into the controller activator and make release on the
controller factory delegate into the activator.
* Changed release methods to take in a controller context.
Use x-forwarded-for validation to restrict other forwarders.
Rename OverrideHeaderMiddleware to ForwardedHeadersMiddleware.
Fix tests
Fix package version.
- have one test muted at the moment in our CI
- add `Reset()` action to the service, enabling `// Arrange` to bring `Index()` content to a known state
- add a couple more tests to `TagHelperSampleTest` covering the new action and empty `Index()` list
nits:
- use `ViewData`, not `ViewBag`
This change 'flattens' a TagHelperOutput when writing it out to an
HtmlTextWriter. This is a beneficial perf change because more often than
not the thing being written to is a ViewBuffer in Razor, which uses pooled
memory. This allows us to 'join' islands of pooled ViewBuffer memory back
into the main buffer instead of keeping them wrapped up in a
TagHelperOutput or TagHelperContent.