Support for trimming & AOT #94
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endret
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Aug 20, 2024
# Conflicts: # src/ConfigCat.Client.Tests/UtilsTests.cs # src/ConfigCatClient/ConfigService/DefaultConfigFetcher.cs
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The main goal of the PR is to make the SDK trimmable and AOT-friendly. To make this happen, it was necessary to switch to source generation of JSON serialization metadata. (Besides this, source generation of regular expressions has also been enabled for improving performance in .NET 8+ applications.)
To support Unity WebGL,
HttpConfigFetcherhas been refactored into two classes (DefaultConfigFetcherandHttpClientConfigFetcher) so that the actual HTTP request logic can be replaced with a user-defined implementation. (This was done by following the pattern used in the JS SDK.) As a bonus, this also improves the testability of the SDK by allowing consumers to mock the HTTP communication in their tests.)Since Unity WebGL doesn't support multi-threading, a minimal platform abstraction layer (
PlatformCompatibilityOptionsandTaskShim) has also been introduced.The PR adds two new sample apps (BlazorWasm, MAUI) and some scripts to show how to make the SDK work in Unity WebGL.
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