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Declarative limits #2
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Hi @jezzsantos This would require a new implementation of the The plugin LimitProvider property could then just be set to use it. Would welcome a PR to add this functionality if you decide to try this route. |
Hey Scott, thanks. |
Would you accept a version boost of ServiceStack to at least 4.5.8? or perhaps 4.5.14 (last version before 5.0.0)? |
@jezzsantos latest v4.5 would be fine. 👍 |
Hey @wwwlicious Well I started work on this, but I'm afraid I wont be able to go to 4.5.14, because it contains a bug that is not fixed until 5.0.2. (see https://forums.servicestack.net/t/stream-endpoint-change-after-4-5-8/6185/4). My choices with my PR for this repo are go from 4.5.8 to 4.5.12, OR 4.5.8 to 5.0.2. (or 5.1.0). |
@jezzsantos any option to merge the fix back into the 4.x branch? |
Yep, just got a workaround: https://forums.servicestack.net/t/stream-endpoint-change-after-4-5-8/6185/6. I am at least happy to go to 4.5.14 now! 👍 |
Hey @wwwlicious Having a crap time trying to get a PR to test properly, can you have a look at #3? The license is expired on the repo, and parallel testing cannot work since each test class will try to assign the |
Sorry mate, gave up waiting for you to respond. Went our own way. |
no problem |
Hi Scott,
I am very tempted to use this plugin, but what is stopping me is that Id much rather declaratively set my limits on each operation/dto as an attribute, instead of in configuration settings.
Something like this in a service:
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