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2023-09-17 csharp dotnet dotnet-8

.NET 8 – How to use JsonStringEnumConverter with native AOT

Learn how to use the new JsonStringEnumConverter<TEnum> in .NET 8 for native AOT-compatible enum serialization with System.Text.Json.

2023-09-14 csharp dotnet dotnet-8

The type or namespace name InterceptsLocationAttribute could not be found

How to fix error CS0246 for InterceptsLocationAttribute in C# interceptors by defining the attribute yourself.

2023-09-11 csharp dotnet dotnet-8

.NET 8 – Mark JsonSerializerOptions as readonly

Learn how to mark JsonSerializerOptions instances as read-only in .NET 8 using MakeReadOnly, and how to check the IsReadOnly property.

2023-09-07 csharp dotnet dotnet-8

.NET 8 – Serialization of Half, Int128, and UInt128

System.Text.Json in .NET 8 adds built-in serialization support for the Half, Int128, and UInt128 numeric types.

2023-09-06 csharp dotnet dotnet-8

.NET 8 – Memory<byte> is serialized as base64

Starting with .NET 8, both Memory<byte> and ReadOnlyMemory<byte> are serialized as Base64 strings, while other types like Memory<int> remain JSON arrays.

2023-09-05 csharp dotnet dotnet-8

.NET 8 – Include non-public members in JSON serialization

Learn how to include private, protected, and internal properties in JSON serialization in .NET 8 using the JsonInclude attribute.

2023-09-04 dotnet dotnet-8

dotnet workload clean

Use the `dotnet workload clean` command to remove leftover .NET workload packs after an SDK or Visual Studio update — when to use it, what it removes, and gotchas.

2023-09-03 dotnet dotnet-8

.NET 8 – Deserialize into read-only properties

Learn how to deserialize JSON into read-only properties without a setter in .NET 8 using JsonObjectCreationHandling or JsonSerializerOptions.

2023-09-02 dotnet dotnet-8

.NET 8 – Handle missing members during JSON deserialization

Learn how to throw exceptions for unmapped JSON properties during deserialization in .NET 8 using JsonUnmappedMemberHandling.

2023-08-29 dotnet-script dotnet

How to install dotnet script

dotnet script enables you to run C# scripts (.CSX) from the .NET CLI. The only requirement is to have .NET 6 or newer installed on your machine. You can use the following command to install dotnet-script globally: Then to execute a script file you simply call dotnet script <file_path> like in the example below: How…