Bump the minor group with 10 updates #75
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Updated Aspire.Hosting.AppHost from 9.5.1 to 9.5.2.
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9.5.2
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Updated Aspire.Hosting.NodeJs from 9.5.1 to 9.5.2.
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9.5.2
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Updated FastEndpoints from 7.0.1 to 7.1.0.
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7.1
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Better conditional sending of responses
All Send.*Async() methods now return a Task<Void> result. If a response needs to be sent conditionally, you can simply change the return type of the handler from Task to Task<Void> and return the awaited result as shown below in order to stop further execution of endpoint handler logic:
If there's no async work being done in the handler, the Task<Void> can simply be returned as well:
Specify max request body size per endpoint
Instead of globally increasing the max request body size in Kestrel, you can now set a max body size per endpoint where necessary like so:
If there's no async work being done in the handler, the Task<Void> can simply be returned as well:
Specify max request body size per endpoint
Instead of globally increasing the max request body size in Kestrel, you can now set a max body size per endpoint where necessary like so:
If there's no async work being done in the handler, the Task<Void> can simply be returned as well:
Specify max request body size per endpoint
Instead of globally increasing the max request body size in Kestrel, you can now set a max body size per endpoint where necessary like so: