@__harveyt__@dotnet You missed the point that all de-/serializing through minimal API is done via System.Text.Json and this ist baked in thus not changable
@michael_pruefer@dotnet In very few cases. System.Text.Json is optimized for high performance. In any case, nothing prevents you from adding a reference to NewtonSoft.Json.
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@MadsTorgersen is there a reason why nested interpolated strings musst be ordered e.g.
private static readonly string _s1 = "MY";
public static readonly string _s0 = $"HELLO {_s1} WORLD"
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@anpete@davidfowl Scenario: Add some Tables to context class then ef migrations add Foo, ef database update, find mistake then ef migrations remove, ef database update preFoo, make changes, ef migrations add Foo, ef database update, at least 6 builds involved