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First - I think that this is a really great project. Thanks and respect to James.
Sadly, learner about the uncertain future of the project.
Nevertheless, I want to ask for a change, hoping that project continues to live on.
So, I don't really understand why HttpContext in IContextProvider has been stripped down, leaving only ClaimsPrincipal, Headers and RequestUrl. Why not expose the whole object?
This has caused an issue to which I don't see any workaround. I need to access client's IP address which is found in HttpContext.Connection.RemoteIpAddress. Unfortunately this is not available in Function Monkey. This is just one example, I'm sure there are many more cases where one would need to access whole request context object.
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First - I think that this is a really great project. Thanks and respect to James.
Sadly, learner about the uncertain future of the project.
Nevertheless, I want to ask for a change, hoping that project continues to live on.
So, I don't really understand why
HttpContext
inIContextProvider
has been stripped down, leaving onlyClaimsPrincipal
,Headers
andRequestUrl
. Why not expose the whole object?This has caused an issue to which I don't see any workaround. I need to access client's IP address which is found in
HttpContext.Connection.RemoteIpAddress
. Unfortunately this is not available in Function Monkey. This is just one example, I'm sure there are many more cases where one would need to access whole request context object.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: