Deprecate IActionContextAccessor #62647
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With the introduction of endpoint routing,
IActionContextAccessor
is no longer necessary as developers can access action descriptor and metadata information directly throughHttpContext.GetEndpoint()
. This change deprecates both the interface and its implementation to guide developers toward the modern approach.Changes Made
Added Obsolete Attributes
[Obsolete]
attribute toIActionContextAccessor
interface with guidance message[Obsolete]
attribute toActionContextAccessor
class with same guidance messageMaintained Backward Compatibility
#pragma warning disable CS0618
around all internal framework usage to suppress warningsMigration Path
Developers should migrate from:
To:
Impact
This deprecation aligns with ASP.NET Core's architectural evolution toward endpoint routing and provides a cleaner, more direct way to access endpoint metadata.
Fixes #28162.
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