Change quic package name to experiemental #19657
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Pilchie
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@anurse I didn't change the call to UseQuic (rather than UseExperimentalQuic). Is that okay with you. I went to the artifacts and verified the packages are produced: |
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davidfowl
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LGTM - do you want it squashed? |
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Squash please :) |
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We'd like to make it clear that QUIC support is still experimental in ASP.NET Core. Changing the package name and namespace to indicate that.
cc @Pilchie @anurse