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Aspire updates

What's changed with the new versions of .NET Aspire?

With all the chapters (with the exception of chapter 1) we now use NuGet Central Package Management (CPM) with package versions specified in the file *Directory.Packages.props'. This makes it easier to update all chapters. In case you copy the content of just a single chapter, also copy the file Directory.Packages.props from the root folder to get all the projects compiled.

Chapter 1, Introdution to .NET Aspire and Microservices

Page 4, Starting with .NET Aspire:

The Aspire workload is no longer required with Aspire 9. Instead, the Aspire SDK is specified with the AppHost project file:

 <Sdk Name="Aspire.AppHost.Sdk" Version="9.0.0" />

Page 7, The app model with the generated code:

builder.AddProject<Projects.AspireSample_Web>("webfrontend")
    .WithExternalHttpEndpoints()
    .WithReference(apiService)
    .WaitFor(apiService);

The WaitFor method is new with .NET Aspire 9 which allows waiting with the start of the webfrontend until the apiService has been started.

Page 13, .NET Aspire integrations

.NET Aspire components have been renamed to .NET Aspire integrations

Chapter 11, Logging and Monitoring

With the Activity class, recording exceptions has been renamed from RecordException to AddException.