In MVC, HTTP method constraints inherit the ActionMethodSelectorAttribute, which is a public class 3rd party libraries can inherit from to implement their own versions of the constraints. This is needed in AttributeRouting, for example.
In WebAPI, the equivalent is the `IActionHttpMethodProvider` interface which is marked as `internal` right now.
Is there a reason to keep it internal?
Comments: Henrik, any word on when this fix might get into the nightly builds? Or will I have to wait for the RTM? I've had a number of languishing issues with this, and I can't really fix them (I'm the owner of AttributeRouting) until there's something available publicly. Thanks for any feedback you can give.
In WebAPI, the equivalent is the `IActionHttpMethodProvider` interface which is marked as `internal` right now.
Is there a reason to keep it internal?
Comments: Henrik, any word on when this fix might get into the nightly builds? Or will I have to wait for the RTM? I've had a number of languishing issues with this, and I can't really fix them (I'm the owner of AttributeRouting) until there's something available publicly. Thanks for any feedback you can give.