6.0.1 Breaking Changes

[Orgbrat]

So is there a good guide on the breaking changes of 6.0.1 where you are upgrading from version 5.1.0 Blazor Server?

[larsk2009]

There isn't really a list of changes I think. You can always compare between release tags, like this for example. If you look at the files in the samples folder, you can see what the only change is:

Close => CloseAsync
Cancel => CancelAsync

As you can see in this picture below.

@chrissainty Maybe we can add a remark to what changes are breaking changes when making a new (major) release?

[chrissainty]

@larsk2009 I think that's a great idea. I guess we could do it as release notes in the readme? Or a wiki page perhaps?

[larsk2009]

Yeah both are fine with me. Also I think it would be good to put them in the release notes of the release themselves, like on this page.

[lwcwew]

Please change the https://github.com/Blazored/Modal tutorial at step 3 Add CascadingBlazoredModal Component to tell folks the existing Router code in App.razor should be remove then the step 3 code inserted. If folks do not do that then they will get this error: InvalidOperationException: Blazored.Modal.BlazoredModal requires a cascading parameter of type IModalService. Thanks
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[chrissainty]

The existing router code shouldn't be removed.

[larsk2009]

@chrissainty I think what is going wrong, is that people are not just adding <CascadingBlazoredModal /> like it says it that step, but they just copy the whole content that is shown in step 3 and add it to the existing App.razor. If you do that, you end up with 2 routers in App.razor, which doesn't work. This was for example the issue of #290.

[chrissainty]

@larsk2009 Ahh, OK. Perhaps we can trim the code example so it just shows the opening and closing router elements and just some dots in between? What do you think?

[larsk2009]

Yeah seems good to me. To me the existing thing was pretty clear, but I can understand it might be problematic if you are less familiar with Blazor.

[lwcwew]

Sorry about my ignorance. Buying your book. If I understand correctly then you might try this as the example code: <CascadingBlazoredModal> --- existing Router code --- </CascadingBlazoredModal> anyway thank you for being so kind. Jesus washing Peter's feet Ed Watkins PO Box 170 Daniel, WY 83115 Phone 760.671.0742 Get in good trouble, necessary trouble, and help redeem the soul of America.

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