Add HTTP logging middleware breaking change documentation for .NET 8 #48786
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Addresses issue #370661 by adding documentation for the .NET 8 breaking change where
UseHttpLogging()
now requires callingAddHttpLogging()
beforehand.What changed
In .NET 8, the HTTP logging middleware was enhanced with additional functionality that requires service registration. Previously, developers could simply call:
Now they must also register the services:
Without the service registration, applications will fail with:
Changes made
docs/core/compatibility/aspnet-core/8.0/httpLogging-addhttplogging-requirement.md
- Complete breaking change documentation following the established formatdocs/core/compatibility/toc.yml
- Added TOC entry in the ASP.NET Core 8.0 sectionThe documentation follows the same pattern as other middleware requirement changes (like the rate limiting breaking change) and includes all standard sections: version information, previous/new behavior, breaking change type, reason for change, recommended action, and affected APIs.
Fixes #370661
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