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: Tim, We are working on setting up some new semantic versioning with our NuGet packages which will make it easier to update using previews in the future. Once this is done then we will switch the nightly builds back to main again. This shouldn't take too long. Henrik
In WebAPI, the equivalent is the `IActionHttpMethodProvider` interface which is marked as `internal` right now.
Is there a reason to keep it internal?
Comments: Tim, We are working on setting up some new semantic versioning with our NuGet packages which will make it easier to update using previews in the future. Once this is done then we will switch the nightly builds back to main again. This shouldn't take too long. Henrik