If you are using HttpServer (not selfhost or webhost), Request.GetRequestContext() always returns null. We use HttpServer for quick in-memory testing. It would be useful to maintain same behavior for HttpServer for consistency.
Comments: Fixed, and I plan to add more tests. But note that the following additional scenarios are impacted Batching - Should noop Batching - When trying to use a clientcertificate off the controllercontext Batching - You can now use requestcontext in batching message handlers
Comments: Fixed, and I plan to add more tests. But note that the following additional scenarios are impacted Batching - Should noop Batching - When trying to use a clientcertificate off the controllercontext Batching - You can now use requestcontext in batching message handlers