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Looking at the documentation for the generic host, one of the things that can be changed is the name of the application. i.e. we want a different name than the entry assembly name. Since ASP.NET Core is now based on the generic host, the assumption is that it would be possible to also change the name there. I extended my code with {
"applicationName": "NotEntryAssembly"
} In my project, I'm using the OpenApi server component to generate Swagger. This infrastructure launches the app, and it crashed and burned.
Digging into the sourcecode this code assumes that the application name is the same as the entry assembly name. Is there any way of changing the application name? Our code base is for a team that is part of a larger organization. The namespaces and assembly names are prefixed with company information. We want to use the application name within our team without the additional information. |
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I'd suggest using another interface (like making your own) as what we have today is unfortunately tied to the assembly name. |
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I'd suggest using another interface (like making your own) as what we have today is unfortunately tied to the assembly name.