chore(deps): update microsoft.aspnetcore to v10 (major)

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This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Type	Update	Change
Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc.Testing (source)	nuget	major	9.0.11 -> 10.0.0
Microsoft.AspNetCore.OpenApi (source)	nuget	major	9.0.11 -> 10.0.0
Microsoft.AspNetCore.TestHost (source)	nuget	major	9.0.11 -> 10.0.0

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PR Review: Microsoft.AspNetCore v10 Dependency Update

I've completed my review of this dependency update PR. Here's my comprehensive analysis:

Todo List:

• Analyze the changed files and dependency updates
• Review code quality and best practices
• Check for potential bugs or compatibility issues
• Assess performance considerations
• Evaluate security concerns
• Review test coverage implications

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🔍 Code Quality & Best Practices

✅ EXCELLENT

The changes follow best practices for centralized package management:

• Uses Directory.Packages.props for centralized version management
• Consistent version updates across all affected packages
• Clean, minimal changes with no unnecessary modifications

🐛 Potential Issues & Compatibility

⚠️ MODERATE RISK - Requires Attention

Critical compatibility concerns:

1. Target Framework Mismatch: The updated packages target .NET 10, but the template projects still target net9.0:

   • TUnit.Templates/content/TUnit.AspNet.FSharp/TestProject/TestProject.fsproj:8
   • TUnit.Templates/content/TUnit.AspNet/TestProject/TestProject.csproj:7
   • TUnit.Templates/content/TUnit.AspNet/WebApp/WebApp.csproj:4

2. Breaking Changes Risk: This is a major version update (v9 → v10) which typically includes breaking changes. Key areas to verify:

   • API changes in Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc.Testing
   • New requirements or deprecated features in Microsoft.AspNetCore.OpenApi
   • Changes to Microsoft.AspNetCore.TestHost behavior

3. Dependency Inconsistency: Other Microsoft packages remain on v9:

   • Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore (line 35): still on 9.0.11
   • Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection (line 36): still on 9.0.11

🚀 Performance Considerations

✅ NEUTRAL

• No direct performance impact from version updates
• .NET 10 packages may include performance improvements
• No changes to hot paths or critical functionality

🔒 Security Concerns

✅ POSITIVE

• Upgrading to latest versions typically includes security patches
• No introduction of new dependencies or attack vectors
• Follows security best practice of keeping dependencies current

🧪 Test Coverage Implications

⚠️ REQUIRES VERIFICATION

• Templates are used for generating new projects, so compatibility testing is crucial
• The project already supports net10.0 in TestProject.props:12, indicating preparation for .NET 10
• CI/CD should verify that generated templates work correctly with the new package versions

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📋 Recommendations

1. Update Target Frameworks: Consider updating the template projects to target net10.0 to match the package versions, or verify cross-version compatibility.

2. Comprehensive Testing: Ensure the CI pipeline includes:

   • Template generation and compilation tests
   • Integration tests with the updated ASP.NET Core packages
   • Verification that existing projects using these templates continue to work

3. Documentation Review: Check if any template documentation needs updates for .NET 10 compatibility.

4. Staged Rollout: Consider updating related Microsoft packages (Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore, Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection) in a coordinated manner to maintain consistency.

🎯 Overall Assessment

Approval Recommendation: CONDITIONALLY APPROVE

The dependency updates are generally safe and follow best practices, but the target framework mismatch should be addressed. The changes are low-risk for existing functionality but require verification for template generation scenarios.

Priority Actions:

1. Verify CI passes with new package versions
2. Test template generation and compilation
3. Consider updating target frameworks or documenting compatibility requirements

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PR Review: Microsoft.AspNetCore v10 Dependency Update

I've completed my comprehensive review of this dependency update PR. Here's my analysis:

Todo List:

• Analyze the changed files and dependency updates
• Review code quality and best practices
• Check for potential bugs or compatibility issues
• Assess performance considerations
• Evaluate security concerns
• Review test coverage implications

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🔍 Code Quality & Best Practices

✅ EXCELLENT

The changes follow best practices for centralized package management:

• Uses Directory.Packages.props for centralized version management
• Consistent version updates across all affected packages (lines 19-21)
• Clean, minimal changes with no unnecessary modifications
• Template projects correctly reference the updated package versions

🐛 Potential Issues & Compatibility

⚠️ MODERATE RISK - Action Required

Critical compatibility concerns identified:

1. Target Framework Mismatch: The template projects target net9.0 while using .NET 10 packages:

   • TUnit.Templates/content/TUnit.AspNet.FSharp/TestProject/TestProject.fsproj:8
   • TUnit.Templates/content/TUnit.AspNet/TestProject/TestProject.csproj:7
   • TUnit.Templates/content/TUnit.AspNet/WebApp/WebApp.csproj:4

   Impact: This creates a forward compatibility scenario where .NET 9 projects are using .NET 10 packages, which may work but could lead to:

   • Runtime binding redirects
   • Potential API incompatibilities
   • Unexpected behavior in production

2. Mixed Microsoft Package Versions: Other Microsoft packages remain on v9:

   • Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore (line 35): 9.0.11
   • Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection (line 36): 9.0.11

   Impact: This version mismatch could cause:

   • Assembly loading conflicts
   • Inconsistent behavior between components
   • Potential runtime exceptions

3. Breaking Changes Risk: Major version updates (v9 → v10) typically include breaking changes:

   • API surface changes in Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc.Testing
   • Behavioral changes in Microsoft.AspNetCore.TestHost
   • New requirements in Microsoft.AspNetCore.OpenApi

🚀 Performance Considerations

✅ NEUTRAL

• No direct performance impact from version number changes
• .NET 10 packages likely include performance improvements
• No changes to hot paths or critical functionality in this PR

🔒 Security Concerns

✅ POSITIVE

• Upgrading to latest versions includes latest security patches
• No introduction of new dependencies or attack vectors
• Following security best practice of keeping dependencies current

🧪 Test Coverage Implications

⚠️ REQUIRES VERIFICATION

Observations:

• The main project already supports net10.0 in build configuration (Library.props:3, TestProject.props:12)
• Templates are used for project generation, making compatibility testing crucial
• CI/CD pipeline should validate template functionality with new package versions

Recommendations for testing:

1. Verify template generation succeeds
2. Ensure generated projects compile and run
3. Test integration scenarios with ASP.NET Core features

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📋 Recommendations

Priority 1 (Critical):

1. Align Target Frameworks: Consider one of these approaches:

   • Update template target frameworks to net10.0 to match package versions
   • Revert to ASP.NET Core v9 packages to maintain consistency
   • Explicitly test and document cross-version compatibility

2. Update Related Packages: Consider updating these in coordination:

   • Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore to v10.0.0
   • Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection to v10.0.0

Priority 2 (Important):
3. Enhanced Testing: Ensure CI includes:

• Template generation verification
• Cross-framework compatibility tests
• Integration testing with updated ASP.NET Core packages

4. Documentation: Document any breaking changes or migration requirements for template users

🎯 Overall Assessment

Approval Recommendation: CONDITIONAL APPROVAL

The dependency updates follow good practices but require addressing the target framework mismatch. The changes are technically sound but create a configuration that should be intentionally validated rather than accidentally introduced.

Next Steps:

1. ✅ Verify CI pipeline passes with current changes
2. ⚠️ Decide on target framework alignment strategy
3. ⚠️ Consider coordinated update of other Microsoft packages
4. ✅ Validate template functionality in test environments

The core change is valuable for staying current with security updates, but the mixed version scenario needs explicit attention to ensure reliable template behavior.

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PR Review: Microsoft.AspNetCore v10 Dependency Update

Todo List:

• Analyze the changed files and dependency updates
• Review code quality and best practices
• Check for potential bugs or compatibility issues
• Assess performance considerations
• Evaluate security concerns
• Review test coverage implications

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🔍 Code Quality & Best Practices

✅ EXCELLENT

The changes follow best practices for centralized package management:

• Uses Directory.Packages.props for centralized version management (lines 19-21)
• Consistent version updates across all affected packages
• Clean, minimal changes with no unnecessary modifications
• Template projects correctly reference the updated package versions

🐛 Potential Issues & Compatibility

⚠️ MODERATE RISK - Action Required

Critical compatibility concerns identified:

1. Target Framework Mismatch: The template projects target net9.0 while using .NET 10 packages:

   • TUnit.Templates/content/TUnit.AspNet.FSharp/TestProject/TestProject.fsproj:8
   • TUnit.Templates/content/TUnit.AspNet/TestProject/TestProject.csproj:7
   • TUnit.Templates/content/TUnit.AspNet/WebApp/WebApp.csproj:4

   Impact: This creates a forward compatibility scenario where .NET 9 projects are using .NET 10 packages, which may work but could lead to:

   • Runtime binding redirects
   • Potential API incompatibilities
   • Unexpected behavior in production

2. Mixed Microsoft Package Versions: Other Microsoft packages remain on v9:

   • Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore (line 35): 9.0.11
   • Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection (line 36): 9.0.11

   Impact: This version mismatch could cause:

   • Assembly loading conflicts
   • Inconsistent behavior between components
   • Potential runtime exceptions

3. Breaking Changes Risk: Major version updates (v9 → v10) typically include breaking changes:

   • API surface changes in Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc.Testing
   • Behavioral changes in Microsoft.AspNetCore.TestHost
   • New requirements in Microsoft.AspNetCore.OpenApi

🚀 Performance Considerations

✅ NEUTRAL

• No direct performance impact from version number changes
• .NET 10 packages likely include performance improvements
• No changes to hot paths or critical functionality in this PR

🔒 Security Concerns

✅ POSITIVE

• Upgrading to latest versions includes latest security patches
• No introduction of new dependencies or attack vectors
• Following security best practice of keeping dependencies current

🧪 Test Coverage Implications

⚠️ REQUIRES VERIFICATION

Observations:

• The main project already supports net10.0 in build configuration (Library.props:3, TestProject.props:12)
• Templates are used for project generation, making compatibility testing crucial
• CI/CD pipeline should validate template functionality with new package versions

Recommendations for testing:

1. Verify template generation succeeds
2. Ensure generated projects compile and run
3. Test integration scenarios with ASP.NET Core features

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📋 Recommendations

Priority 1 (Critical):

1. Align Target Frameworks: Consider one of these approaches:

   • Update template target frameworks to net10.0 to match package versions
   • Revert to ASP.NET Core v9 packages to maintain consistency
   • Explicitly test and document cross-version compatibility

2. Update Related Packages: Consider updating these in coordination:

   • Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore to v10.0.0
   • Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection to v10.0.0

Priority 2 (Important):
3. Enhanced Testing: Ensure CI includes:

• Template generation verification
• Cross-framework compatibility tests
• Integration testing with updated ASP.NET Core packages

4. Documentation: Document any breaking changes or migration requirements for template users

🎯 Overall Assessment

Approval Recommendation: CONDITIONAL APPROVAL

The dependency updates follow good practices but require addressing the target framework mismatch. The changes are technically sound but create a configuration that should be intentionally validated rather than accidentally introduced.

Next Steps:

1. ✅ Verify CI pipeline passes with current changes
2. ⚠️ Decide on target framework alignment strategy
3. ⚠️ Consider coordinated update of other Microsoft packages
4. ✅ Validate template functionality in test environments

The core change is valuable for staying current with security updates, but the mixed version scenario needs explicit attention to ensure reliable template behavior.

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PR Review: Microsoft.AspNetCore v10 Dependency Update

Todo List:

• Read and analyze the changed files
• Review code quality and best practices
• Check for potential bugs or compatibility issues
• Assess performance considerations
• Evaluate security concerns
• Review test coverage implications
• Provide comprehensive feedback

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🔍 Code Quality & Best Practices

✅ EXCELLENT

The changes follow best practices for centralized package management:

• Uses Directory.Packages.props for centralized version management (lines 19-21)
• Consistent version updates across all affected packages
• Clean, minimal changes with no unnecessary modifications
• Template projects correctly reference the updated package versions

🐛 Potential Issues & Compatibility

⚠️ MODERATE RISK - Action Required

Critical compatibility concerns identified:

1. Target Framework Mismatch: The template projects target net9.0 while using .NET 10 packages:

   • TUnit.Templates/content/TUnit.AspNet.FSharp/TestProject/TestProject.fsproj:8
   • TUnit.Templates/content/TUnit.AspNet/TestProject/TestProject.csproj:7
   • TUnit.Templates/content/TUnit.AspNet/WebApp/WebApp.csproj:4

   Impact: This creates a forward compatibility scenario where .NET 9 projects are using .NET 10 packages, which may work but could lead to:

   • Runtime binding redirects
   • Potential API incompatibilities
   • Unexpected behavior in production

2. Mixed Microsoft Package Versions: Other Microsoft packages remain on v9:

   • Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore (line 35): 9.0.11
   • But Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection was updated to 10.0.0 (line 36)

   Impact: This version mismatch could cause:

   • Assembly loading conflicts
   • Inconsistent behavior between components
   • Potential runtime exceptions

3. Breaking Changes Risk: Major version updates (v9 → v10) typically include breaking changes:

   • API surface changes in Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc.Testing
   • Behavioral changes in Microsoft.AspNetCore.TestHost
   • New requirements in Microsoft.AspNetCore.OpenApi

   Code Analysis: The template usage appears straightforward:

   • Simple inheritance from WebApplicationFactory<Program> (WebApplicationFactory.cs:6)
   • Basic server initialization pattern (WebApplicationFactory.cs:10)
   • Similar F# pattern (WebApplicationFactory.fs:8)

🚀 Performance Considerations

✅ NEUTRAL

• No direct performance impact from version number changes
• .NET 10 packages likely include performance improvements
• No changes to hot paths or critical functionality in this PR
• Template generation and compilation performance should remain unchanged

🔒 Security Concerns

✅ POSITIVE

• Upgrading to latest versions includes latest security patches
• No introduction of new dependencies or attack vectors
• Following security best practice of keeping dependencies current
• ASP.NET Core v10 includes important security updates

🧪 Test Coverage Implications

⚠️ REQUIRES VERIFICATION

Observations:

• The main project already supports net10.0 in build configuration (TestProject.props:12)
• Templates are used for project generation, making compatibility testing crucial
• The WebApplicationFactory usage is minimal and standard, reducing breaking change risk
• CI/CD pipeline should validate template functionality with new package versions

Recommendations for testing:

1. Verify template generation succeeds
2. Ensure generated projects compile and run
3. Test integration scenarios with ASP.NET Core features
4. Validate both C# and F# template variants

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📋 Recommendations

Priority 1 (Critical):

1. Align Target Frameworks: Consider one of these approaches:

   • Update template target frameworks to net10.0 to match package versions
   • Revert to ASP.NET Core v9 packages to maintain consistency
   • Explicitly test and document cross-version compatibility

2. Update Remaining Package: Consider updating:

   • Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore to v10.0.0 for consistency

Priority 2 (Important):
3. Enhanced Testing: Ensure CI includes:

• Template generation verification
• Cross-framework compatibility tests
• Integration testing with updated ASP.NET Core packages

4. Documentation: Document any breaking changes or migration requirements for template users

🎯 Overall Assessment

Approval Recommendation: CONDITIONAL APPROVAL

The dependency updates follow good practices but require addressing the target framework mismatch. The changes are technically sound but create a configuration that should be intentionally validated rather than accidentally introduced.

Next Steps:

1. ✅ Verify CI pipeline passes with current changes
2. ⚠️ Decide on target framework alignment strategy
3. ⚠️ Consider coordinated update of remaining Microsoft packages
4. ✅ Validate template functionality in test environments

The core change is valuable for staying current with security updates, but the mixed version scenario needs explicit attention to ensure reliable template behavior.

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PR Review: Microsoft.AspNetCore v10 Dependency Update

Todo List:

• Read and analyze the changed files
• Review code quality and best practices
• Check for potential bugs or compatibility issues
• Assess performance considerations
• Evaluate security concerns
• Review test coverage implications
• Provide comprehensive feedback

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🔍 Code Quality & Best Practices

✅ EXCELLENT

The changes follow best practices for centralized package management:

• Uses Directory.Packages.props for centralized version management (lines 19-21)
• Consistent version updates across all affected packages
• Clean, minimal changes with no unnecessary modifications
• Template projects correctly reference the updated package versions

🐛 Potential Issues & Compatibility

✅ RESOLVED - Templates Updated to .NET 10

Positive changes observed:

1. Target Framework Alignment: ✅ The template projects have been correctly updated to target net10.0:

   • TUnit.Templates/content/TUnit.AspNet.FSharp/TestProject/TestProject.fsproj:8
   • TUnit.Templates/content/TUnit.AspNet/TestProject/TestProject.csproj:7
   • TUnit.Templates/content/TUnit.AspNet/WebApp/WebApp.csproj:4

   Impact: This creates proper alignment between the target framework and package versions, eliminating potential compatibility issues.

2. Microsoft Package Version Consistency: Mostly good alignment:

   • Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection is updated to 10.0.0 (line 36)
   • Only Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore remains on 9.0.11 (line 35)

   Impact: This is acceptable as Entity Framework Core may have different release cycles, and v9 EF Core can work with .NET 10.

3. Breaking Changes Risk: Mitigated by template simplicity:

   • Template usage of WebApplicationFactory<Program> is minimal and standard
   • Basic server initialization pattern remains unchanged
   • No complex API usage that would be affected by breaking changes

   Code Analysis: The template implementation is straightforward:

   • Simple inheritance from WebApplicationFactory<Program> (WebApplicationFactory.cs:6)
   • Basic server initialization pattern (WebApplicationFactory.cs:10)
   • Similar F# pattern (WebApplicationFactory.fs:8)

🚀 Performance Considerations

✅ NEUTRAL TO POSITIVE

• No direct performance impact from version number changes
• .NET 10 packages likely include performance improvements
• No changes to hot paths or critical functionality in this PR
• Template generation and compilation performance should remain unchanged or improve

🔒 Security Concerns

✅ POSITIVE

• Upgrading to latest versions includes latest security patches
• No introduction of new dependencies or attack vectors
• Following security best practice of keeping dependencies current
• ASP.NET Core v10 includes important security updates

🧪 Test Coverage Implications

✅ LOW RISK

Observations:

• Templates are used for project generation, making compatibility testing important
• The WebApplicationFactory usage is minimal and standard, reducing breaking change risk
• Template implementation follows established patterns that are unlikely to break
• Both C# and F# template variants follow the same simple patterns

Recommendations for testing:

1. Verify template generation succeeds ✅ (should work with .NET 10 alignment)
2. Ensure generated projects compile and run ✅ (simplified templates reduce risk)
3. Test integration scenarios with ASP.NET Core features ✅ (basic usage unlikely to break)

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📋 Recommendations

Priority 1 (Optional):

1. Consider EF Core Update: You may want to update Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore to v10.0.0 for full consistency, though this is not critical since EF Core v9 is compatible with .NET 10.

Priority 2 (Testing):
2. Verify Template Functionality: Ensure CI includes:

• Template generation verification
• Generated project compilation tests
• Basic integration tests with the updated ASP.NET Core packages

🎯 Overall Assessment

Approval Recommendation: ✅ APPROVE

This dependency update is well-executed and addresses the main compatibility concerns:

**✅ Strengths:

1. ✅ Target frameworks properly aligned with package versions (.NET 10)
2. ✅ Centralized package management followed correctly
3. ✅ Template implementations are simple and unlikely to break
4. ✅ Security benefits from staying current with updates
5. ✅ Clean, focused changes with no unnecessary modifications

**✅ Next Steps:

1. ✅ CI pipeline should validate template functionality
2. ✅ Consider updating EF Core in a future update if desired
3. ✅ Monitor for any issues in generated projects

The changes follow best practices and the target framework alignment eliminates the main compatibility risk. The template implementations are straightforward enough that breaking changes in ASP.NET Core v10 are unlikely to affect them.

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