- TagHelper attributes that have expressions intermingled within them (resulting in Block elements) resulted in Spans in the attribute being falsely marked as SpanKind.Markup.
- Updated tests to account for new SpanKind.Code behavior.
- Added complex scenario to validate SpanKind.Code is flowed through to surround attributes.
#387
- was trying out rules matching frequest PR comments (then)
- did a manual scan to find new instances of same issues
- "" -> `string.Empty`
- `String` -> `string` and similar
- fill empty XML doc elements
- ignored `JsonPatchDocument<TModel>`; just too many empty elements
- corrected missing / extra / out-of-order `<param>` descriptions
- `xml-docs-test` detects incorrect external references but not these local issues
- #1514
- refactor `RazorCompilationService` to allow a test subclass that normalizes Razor file line endings
- add `TestRazorCompilationService` to `RazorPageExecutionInstrumentationWebSite`
- adjust line endings to match in `RazorPageExecutionInstrumentationTest`
- add `ignoreLineEndingDifferences: true` to `Assert.Equal()` calls
- responses on Windows can have a mix of line endings
- `git config` setting affects line endings in .cshtml (and baseline) files
- however MVC and Razor mix `Environment.NewLine`s into HTTP responses
- update `PrecompilationTest` to split response regardless of line endings
- update `ResourceFile` to normalize all source file streams to LF only
- ensures consistent checksums and line mappings
- change `MvcRazorHostTest` to expect new line mappings
- recreate baseline files to expect new checksums and literal line endings
- use verbatim strings in affected tests
- careful use of `Environment.NewLine` in expectations is now just noise
nits:
- add doc comments in `RazorCompilationService`
- correct `TagHelpersTest` name to match containing file
- avoid incorrect `using` removal when `GENERATE_BASELINES` is not defined
- remove unnecessary `ResourceFile` normalization of output files
- cleanup duplicate code now that #2445 is fixed
- update unit tests using old `ModelBindingContext` setups
- fix (just) one integration test where `MutableObjectModelBinder` incorrectly calculated
`isTopLevelObject` and returned a non-`null` model
- undo temporary changes in `BodyModelBinderTests` due to increased reliance on incorrect
`isTopLevelObject` in #2445 fix
nits:
- combine tests that are now duplicates
- beef up coverage of some `MutableObjectModelBinderTest` cases
- remove unused `using`s
- part II of II for #2445
- `FormCollectionModelBinder` is an exception because container is not user-provided
- no `ModelState` entry added
- enable tests that #2445 was blocking
- fix these and other tests expecting different `ModelState` entries
- simplify logic in `FormFileModelBinder`
`ValueProviderResult`
- remove `protected` setters and parameterless constructor
- no scenario for their use in subclasses; however `ConvertTo()` remains `virtual`
- add single-parameter constructor
- use in most of the greedy and type-matching model binders
- add doc comments throughout class
nits:
- use new `ValueProviderResult` constructor in many existing tests
- `""` -> `string.Empty` and `vpr` -> `valueProviderResult` in `ValueProviderResultTest`
- improve some test names in `BodyValidationIntegrationTests`
- do not check `Message` of a Json.NET `Exception`
This change makes it possible to replace all of the various
IAntiforgery*** extensibility points via DI.
changes:
- Move functionality out of AntiforgeryWorker into Antiforgery
- Move services to DI (instead of constructed by Antiforgery)
- Cleanup how application/cookie-name is computed
- Merge IAntiforgeryTokenGenerator & IAntiforgeryTokenValidator
- Unseal classes
- Fix use of options in services
- Misc test cleanup
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