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CoreWcf.WebHttp should support System.ServiceModel.Web.Attributes
See original GitHub issueIf CoreWcf is compiled against netstandard2.0 AND framework, it would be possible to have CoreWcf support DotNet Framework System.ServiceModel.Web.Attributes.
This would allow for a much more painless transition from dotnet framework to dotnet core.
Developers can run WcfCore on dotnet framework without changing the contracts, allowing for a smoother migration experience.
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@mconnew Sorry, had just woken up.
I can try put together a PR after work today.
Sorry, I have been crazy busy recently. I did look at your PR briefly and there was at least one issue. One problem was checking the assembly name as that is going to be fragile. In the not too distant future we’re going to bring WebHttp support to the client side, and when that happens, the attributes will be in a totally differently named assembly. I’ll try and take a look later next week. I have another busy week coming up. Feel free to ping again around Thursday next week if you haven’t heard anything.