V14: Add JsonDocumentOptions skipping comments in appsettings#16281
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V14: Add JsonDocumentOptions skipping comments in appsettings#16281
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We'll explode if you try to install while there are comments in the
appsettings.jsonTo fix this I've added some
JsonDocumentOptionsto skip comments, unfortunately, this means that any comments will be removed, because they're not read in when manipulating the JSON.The reason for this is that since .NET Core 3.1 the
JsonDocumentandJsonSerializerdo not support allowing comments, you'll just get an error if you try.The underlying reason is that the JSON spec does not support comments, and the dotnet team seems to feel very strongly about adhering to the spec, which is fair enough but means we cannot support having the comments in the app settings JSON document. For more information see the following discussion dotnet/runtime#35251 (Warning: It's a very heated debate).
Testing
Try installing while there is a comment in the
appsettings.jsonit should no longer explode, but the comment will disappear.