Hello, Now that a new release of the framework is out. How can I get latest changes and add them to my existing solution? I read somewhere it is not intended to be an upgradable framework, but given the fact there are new features and enhancements why not make use of them for my existing solution?
Thanks Bilal
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Hi Ismail,
The post isn't clear enough!!
Is there a more straight forward way? For instance, on gitHub, can I get all files that were changed, or added, or deleted from the last release and then apply that on my local project?
I appreciate your assistance.
Regards Bilal
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Hi,
At the moment, there is no other/easy way of doing this. In this issue <a class="postlink" href="https://github.com/aspnetzero/aspnet-zero/issues/96">https://github.com/aspnetzero/aspnet-zero/issues/96</a> there are offered ways of doing it, you can apply one of them.
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That's why I am thinking, if I develop my own modules without touching any single file from Framework, wouldn't be easy for me to just replace files of framework and compile?
In another post, I asked how to create a new module. So my point is to know, can I in a separate module (can be done as solution folder with projects underneath), be able to add my own permissions? my own settings?
Currently, I have to go to Authorization folder in .Core and edit the AuthorizationProvider.
If I can configure my modules without touching the any file that comes with framework, then it might be easier to upgrade.
So all my code will be under a solution folder and underneath I have .Core, .Application, etc.
Is that doable?
Thanks
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Hi,
I think that is possible, as far as I remember some of our customers did this. Maybe someone with that experience can help you.
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Thanks
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As I said in my other post, you will never avoid changing some code within the Framework code. You can try, but it's impossible not to. Just try and have a good merging strategy in place.
If you look for my post on the github link above (jmhinnen), I explain how I do the branching and merging. Works great for me!
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Thanks @JeffHM I will check that.
Thanks Ismail always :)
