[Blazor] Move to MapBlazorWebAssemblyApplication #19147
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- Blazor assets will be plugged in through endpoint routing.
- This is not the final design, but we want to get this in for preview2.
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src/Components/WebAssembly/Server/src/ComponentsWebAssemblyEndpointRouteBuilderExtensions.cs
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Just to check, what are the possible scenarios where this might conflict unexpectedly with other things a developer might be doing? Are they safe to have their own separate UseStaticFiles calls with different options elsewhere?
Not saying it's the wrong design - just want to get my understanding right.
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Just to check, what are the possible scenarios where this might conflict unexpectedly with other things a developer might be doing? Are they safe to have their own separate
UseStaticFilescalls with different options elsewhere?Not saying it's the wrong design - just want to get my understanding right.
Yes, you can have your own static files middleware and except for the case they are being mapped into the same subpath (or to "/") this should not interfere.
In the future, I want to flow the paths into the host so that it can map exactly the files the blazor app is meant to serve and nothing else. At that point there's no room for ever conflicting with the static files middleware.
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except for the case they are being mapped into the same subpath (or to "/") this should not interfere.
In the default "hosted" template case, if someone puts app.UseStaticFiles() into their server project because they also want to serve static files from there (independently of their Blazor application), is this likely to result in any conflicts or unexpected behavior?
As long as it's not hugely disruptive it's probably OK for preview2, but just checking we know what to expect.
In the future, I want to flow the paths into the host so that it can map exactly the files the blazor app is meant to serve and nothing else.
Totally makes sense as a future enhancement.
…pointRouteBuilderExtensions.cs Co-Authored-By: Steve Sanderson <[email protected]>
