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[Enhancement]: System.Configuration.ConfigurationManager verison in DNN is depricated #6223

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leedavi opened this issue Nov 28, 2024 · 2 comments
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leedavi commented Nov 28, 2024

Is there an existing issue for this?

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Description of problem

The current version of System.Configuration.ConfigurationManager assembly is deprecated.
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Description of solution

Upgrade to a non deprecated version

Description of alternatives considered

I'm unsure of the effects of changing this assembly version, but it seems it was added when it was already deprecated.

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Per NuGet this appears to be compatible with everything.

We will need to see how to address any assembly binding concerns.

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leedavi commented Nov 29, 2024

I only noticed this because I was integrating Stripe and Stripe actually uses an older version. My guess was that it has been deprecated because of compatibility issues. I could not get it to work, even in the assembly binding. I rebuild Stripe.Net against the DNN version of the assembly and it worked OK.

It's not something to waste time on, but I think it's a little odd we have a deprecated version so I noted it here.

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