We have all of these executors but they aren't really
documented/supported for extensibility today. This change introduces a
pattern for action result executors so we can make them extensible.
This puts a de-facto metadata approach in the box to declare
unambiguously 'Hey, I am an API!'.
I think this is worth us doing at this point because I haven't really
seen anyone in the community running with targeting conventions at
equivalence classes of controllers.
Now that we're putting API-specific, opinionated behaviors in the box,
we need to away to make it opt-in and declarative.
* Introduce ProblemDescriptionAttribute to enhance some 4xx messages and produce better API description.
* Introduce IErrorDescriptionProvider to modify the shape of error response.
Fixes#6785, Fixes#6786
FileStreamResultExecutor creates a logger for VirtualFileResultExecutor. I suspect this is a copy-and-paste error and creating one for FileStreamResultExecutor was intended instead.
- #5502
- support thousands separators for `decimal`, `double` and `float`
- add tests demonstrating `SimpleTypeModelBinder` does not support thousands separators for numeric types
- add tests demonstrating use of commas (not thousands separators) with `enum` values
Fixes#5874 - we are marking these methods virtual just in case someone
wants to customize the executors. These are in the 'public internal'
namespace but can't really be replaced because they aren't sufficiently
virtual.
This is an improved implementation of the ActionSelector for conventional
routing. This will do fewer dictionary lookups than the decision tree, and
will avoid OrdinalIgnoreCase hashing in the common case.
The issue here is that route values used for action selection are
'global'. That means that pages need to have a 'null' route value for
'action' and controllers need to have a 'null' route value for pages. This
is the same way that areas work.
The fix is to move the 'merge' of route values up to a level where pages
and controllers can work together. Since ADPs use the russian-doll
pattern, the fix is to run this 'merge' in the controller ADP, but after
all of the ADs have been created.