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I think this is ready for review now. I'll follow up with PRs for other attributes. |
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* Add examples for a few Mvc attributes * Scope to parameter binding attributes. * Fixes from PR review
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Add examples for attributes
This PR just adds remarks and examples to the XML doc for some commonly used attributes.
Description
Add remarks and examples to the XML doc for some commonly used attributes in Web apps to improve the documentation that appears on Learn and in VS / VSCode.
The intent is to add doc for:
ProducesProduces<T>ProducesResponseTypeProducesResponseType<T>and maybe a few more.
This will help developers understand some quirks about the way attributes can be used, such as using named parameters to set properties of the attribute even when these are not present in any constructor.
Update: Scoped this PR to just the attributes for parameter binding.