Follows Resource pattern (IdentityErrorDescriber.StringName, or
FormatStringName(arg1, arg2)
Also cleaned up optional services, by allowing null in constructor
SignInStatus -> SignInFailure and introduced SignInResult to make
SignInManager APIs consistent with IdentityResult (but no strings needed
for SignIn)
Fixes: #86, #176, #287 and #177
1. Removed some console logging statements from code
2. Used database error page like templates.
3. Renamed the command `WebListener` to `web` with all lower case to be consistent with templates.
4. Lowercased `Kestrel` => `kestrel` to be consistent with remaining samples.
- Added detection of unclosed tags (tags without begin/end).
- Added recovery of potentially unclosed tags.
- Added detection of invalid structure tags (tags that do not end with '>').
- Modified detection of bad attribute values to be parse errors instead of runtime errors.
- Modified RazorParser to sort errors. This made writing tests more intuitive and ultimately ensures that the editor shows errors in the correct order.
- Added tests to validate invalid tag structure.
- Added tests to validate invalid attributes.
- Added tests to validate unclosed tags.
#104
Microsoft.AspNet.StaticFiles/project.json
* Replacing Contract.Assert with Debug.Assert and removing
System.Diagnostics.Contracts dependency
* Fixing casing for Microsoft.AspNet.StaticFiles.Tests/project.json file
name
- We now create LineMappings for instances where a TagHelper's attribute value is not of a string type.
- This will enable the Razor editor to create projections from .cshtml => .cs for TagHelper attributes.
- Modified the TagHelperCodeGenerator and TagHelperBlockBuiler to accurately track the attribute values start locations so it could flow into code generation.
- Modified existing tests to account for the new line mappings.
#207
If a database exception is wrapped later in the request (after EF has logged it) then we were not displaying the database error page.
This was occurring in ASP.NET Identity where the exception was getting wrapped in an AggregateException.
We now walk the tree of inner exceptions looking for a match.
Also adding some extra logging as this was hard to debug without resorting to source code.