Microsoft.AspNet.Http.Core renamed to Abstractions, Interfaces renamed to Features

[Tratcher]

RE:
aspnet/HttpAbstractions#295
#8

Http.Abstractions – HttpContext (abstract), referenced by middleware, Http, and applications
Http – DefaultHttpContext (implementation), referenced by Hosting (no change)
Http.Features – Feature interfaces & POCOs, referenced by Http and Servers

Note that all of these items are use the Http namespace, there are no Abstractions or Features namespaces.

[ghost]

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[horsdal]

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[bojanrajkovic]

Is there a good way to know when everything's been rebuilt with changes like this? Ran into an issue this morning where unlocked deps caused a few broken builds and some cursing while I figured out that something was pulling in the old Http.Core package.

I ended up grabbing known good project.json files from our build server and locking them in place to prevent further breakage, but checking periodically for unbroken builds by unlocking the packages and letting updates happen isn't my idea of a good time.

[Tratcher]

Everything has changed and pushed to myget except for packages in the dnx repo. Those should get finished today or tomorrow.

[bojanrajkovic]

Thanks!

On Thu, Apr 30, 2015 at 2:53 PM -0700, "Chris R" <notifications@github.commailto:notifications@github.com> wrote:

Everything has changed and pushed to myget except for packages in the dnx repo. Those should get finished today or tomorrow.

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