ETA on RTM of WindowsAzure.Storage for .NET Core RTM?
See original GitHub issueWith .NET Core hitting RTM today, we’re currently using the 7.0.2-preview
package, which seems compatible (based on minimal testing this morning), but I was wondering if there is an ETA for a final WindowsAzure.Storage
RTM lib with compat with .NET Core RTM?
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I think you are referring to the x-ms-content-type header. This is used to hold the content type of a blob when that blob is not the payload of the HTTP message. In other words, HTTP says that Content-Type is the type of the HTTP message payload, but APIs such as PutBlockList send the content type of the blob along with an XML payload (the block list). Therefore x-ms-content-type is used to avoid implying that the type applies to the list itself.
We use Content-Type when it is appropriate according to HTTP (i.e. GET or HEAD a blob).
The current blocker is dotnet/corefx#9433 Our plan is GA by the end of July, once we ensure a GA quality release. The Core platform itself just went RTM recently, and there is work to make sure things are at a state we can call GA. (Update our infrastructure, platform testing, stress testing, etc.) Meanwhile, we are updating our preview support for Core RTM. This will make it out within the preview flavor of the 7.1 release today. There is more to do before GA but we are almost there!