Simplify ASP.NET Core Endpoints with Minimal APIs in .NET 6+
Learn how to replace controller boilerplate with concise endpoint definitions using ASP.NET Core minimal APIs, see a Todo example, and understand the trade-offs.
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dotnetHot Reload in Rider 2023.2 for .NET 6 Applications: Achieving Zero‑Downtime Migration
Goal Migrate a small ASP.NET Core minimal API from .NET 6 to .NET 7 while preserving Rider’s Edit and Continue (hot reload) capability so that code changes can be applied without restarting the service. Constraints and Uncertainty Rider 2023.2 documents hot reload support for .NET 6 projects that use the Microsoft.NET.Sdk.Web SDK and have launchSettings.json
\.NET 6: Ensuring Scoped Log Levels Apply to All Logging Providers
In .NET 6, developers often use ILogger.BeginScope to set a minimum log level for a block of code, hoping to suppress noisy alerts. However, some logging providers do not honor these scoped levels automatically, leading to inconsistent noise suppression across the application. The goal is to reduce notification noise by applying scoped log levels uniformly,
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