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Should HttpContext implement IFeatureCollection? #367
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I think a direct implementation would be awkward, like the indexer that takes a type and returns an object. Features are an advanced topic that most users won't ever deal with. Why not just add a |
Sounds better. |
Dropping out of backlog because it involves breaking changes on the abstract base class. |
This keeps coming up as a useful way to create the structures for calling TestServer.Invoke directly. |
Ah to avoid going through the HttpClient? |
Yes. HttpClient is convenient but it can only handle simple scenarios. Katana had a separate API that let you set up the server data structures directly. |
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Why doesn't it? It would allow users to enumerate features as well. Although Revision would be kinda weird to expose. Some of the properties could be implicit implementation
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