Why do ValidationAttributes still have RequiresValidationContext property, when it's not being used? #43941
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Why do ValidationAttributes still have RequiresValidationContext property, when it's not being used?
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I couldn't find where that property is ever used in the .NET Core codebase, or ASP.NET Core. In .NET Framework it's being used only in here. |
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huoyaoyuan
Nov 3, 2020
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It should be purely for compatibility, because we cannot remove public api, or user code may issue with |
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Thank you for taking the time to answer my question! |
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It should be purely for compatibility, because we cannot remove public api, or user code may issue with
TypeLoadExceptionorMissingMemberException.Having an extra virtual property gives very little harm to the runtime.