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Migrate to the New ASP.NET Core Web SDK #48

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tsutomi opened this issue Sep 13, 2023 · 0 comments · Fixed by #51
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Migrate to the New ASP.NET Core Web SDK #48

tsutomi opened this issue Sep 13, 2023 · 0 comments · Fixed by #51
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tsutomi commented Sep 13, 2023

Microsoft has stopped supporting the individual ASP.NET Core libraries, now requiring web projects to depend on the full ASP.NET Core SDK.

The current implementation of the Webhook Receivers (e.g.. SendGrid, Twilio, Facebook) libraries that are reading from HTTP requests depend on some of the discontinued ASP.NET Core libraries: although this is not an immediate issue, it might become a demand to transition to the new pattern.

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The Webhook Receiver libraries will be future-proof (at least for a while: until Microsoft won't change the dependency strategy again), and will not cause incompatibility issues with the new versions of the SDKs.

Possible Side Effects

Applications using the older versions of the SDKs might be forbidden from using the new Deveel Webhooks Receiver libraries

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@tsutomi tsutomi added enhancement New feature or request dependencies Pull requests that update a dependency file labels Sep 13, 2023
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