Vincent Maverick Durano
Vincent Maverick Durano
Hello Dubzer - At the moment, AutoWrapper doesn't support this. All unhandled exceptions will be defaulted to either `ApiException` or `ApiProblemDetailException`.
Yes. The plan is also migrate or atleast support `System.Text.Json`. I plan to release a new version once .NET Core 5 is out.
AutoWrapper doesn't support adding TransactionId/ErrorId automatically at this point. However, you can use `ErrorCode` parameter of the `ApiException` object to pass your own ErrorId.
Not at the moment. I'll tag this as feature enhancement for future release. Thank you.
The `ApiResponse` object has an overload that allows you to pass in the API version. Have you tried that?
That's the behavior and expected. `AutoWrapIgnore` will only work non exception request.
Not sure I'm following. I know there were a few changes in terms of implementation after v `3.0.0` but the behavior of `[AutoWrapIgnore]` should stay the same; and that is...
@MykolaKlymenko the only way that you could **try** at the moment to be able to combine your old and new endpoints is to group your new endpoints into a new...
We're using version `6.1.4` - which is the latest as of this time of writing and we're still having the same issue when our API is deployed in Azure and...
@KamranShahid I would think so, yes. But for the time being, we set it as a static value since the basebath won't change in all of our environments.