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Manage Time-Related code via `TimeProvider` (.NET8)
See original GitHub issueIn order to improve the testability of the system FastEndpoints should not depend on DateTime.UtcNow.
It’s highly advisable to introduce a System Time Provider.
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@MrBogomips implemented in
v5.13.0.1-beta. see changelog here: https://github.com/FastEndpoints/FastEndpoints/blob/main/Src/Library/changelog.md#-newand i believe the
FastEndpoints.Securitypackage is the only place we need to use theTimeProviderin, since all other places don’t seem to effect what the end user can interact with.if you find something else that requires the use of
TimeProvider, do let me know and it will be easy to add support for that.will look in to that when i get a chance…