- When using the array pool, we get terrible block density and as a result
the header parser was failing.
- This fixes the case where the parser needed to skip 2 blocks at the end
(which is unrealistic). Comparing the current index to the reader index is incorrect
since we may end up at the same index in another segment.
- Made TransportConnecton derive from ConnectionContext
- Less objects, less opinions about what the ConnectionContext is. This diverges from what we do with HttpContext but it seems better overall.
- Made DefaultConnectionContext
- Usable for unit testing
- Usable for benchmarking
* Renames from API review
- Rename Microsoft.AspNetCore.Protocols.Abstractions to Microsoft.AspNetCore.Connections.Abstractions.
- Renamed IConnectionHandler to IConnectionDispatcher (and related properties and types)
- Added ConnectionHandler and UseConnectionHandler extension method to Connections.Abstractions.
- Use ActivatorUtilties to create the ConnectionHandler
* Metadata is now a first class property on ConnectionContext
- Make IConnectionMetadata a manatory top level feature on ConnectionContext
- TransportConnection will lazily manifest ConnectionMetadata on first access.
This should avoid allocations since Kestrel isn't using this today.
- This change aims to clean up the feature interfaces
used by kestrel and exposed by protocol absractions. It splits out the
IConnectionTransportFeature into smaller features that may or may
not be implemented on the connection.
- Added all of the features from Socket.Abstractions
in an attempt to make it go away completely. As a result
the helper methods and extensions have all been added here.
- Change IConnectionHandler to take TransportConnection. This cleans up the interface and makes it more explicit what features are required by Kestrel
David Fowler
Andrew Stanton-Nurse
Pavel Krymets
Chris Ross (ASP.NET)
Ryan Brandenburg
Nate McMaster (automated)
Stephen Halter
ASP.NET CI
John Luo
Pranav K
Ben Adams
Javier Calvarro Nelson