Fix Blazor WASM compatibility by replacing FrameworkReference with PackageReferences #57
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Problem
Version 2.0.3+ of Serilog.Enrichers.ClientInfo causes build failures in Blazor WebAssembly applications with the error:
This occurs because Blazor WASM apps run in the browser and cannot reference the full
Microsoft.AspNetCore.App
framework that was added unconditionally in commit e0fa4cb.Root Cause
The library includes:
This framework reference is incompatible with the
browser-wasm
runtime identifier used by Blazor WebAssembly applications, but the library only actually needs specific HTTP abstractions, not the entire ASP.NET Core framework.Solution
Replaced the problematic
FrameworkReference
with specificPackageReference
entries:This provides exactly what the enrichers need:
IHttpContextAccessor
interface fromMicrosoft.AspNetCore.Http.Abstractions
HttpContextAccessor
implementation fromMicrosoft.AspNetCore.Http
Testing
The fix is minimal and surgical, maintaining full backward compatibility while resolving the browser-wasm compatibility issue.
Fixes #33.
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