Startup configuration options

[rebiiin]

In the Startup.cs file we can use the below configuration to exclude some of sensitive contents
Example.

 public void ConfigureServices(IServiceCollection services)
        {
       
            services.AddVersionInfo()
                .With<ClrVersionProvider>(option => option.Keys = new string[] { "RuntimeInformation.ProcessArchitecture", "RuntimeInformation.RuntimeIdentifier" });
                
        }

Result of the above configuration:

{
  "Results": [
    {
      "ProviderName": "ClrVersionProvider",
      "Key": "RuntimeInformation.FrameworkDescription",
      "Value": ".NET 6.0.10"
    },
    {
      "ProviderName": "ClrVersionProvider",
      "Key": "RuntimeInformation.OsDescription",
      "Value": "Microsoft Windows 10.0.19044"
    },
    {
      "ProviderName": "ClrVersionProvider",
      "Key": "RuntimeInformation.OsArchitecture",
      "Value": "X64"
    },
    {
      "ProviderName": "ClrVersionProvider",
      "Key": "Environment.DotNetVersion",
      "Value": "6.0.10"
    }
  ],
  "Count": 4
}

We can add all as well.

 public void ConfigureServices(IServiceCollection services)
        {
            services.AddVersionInfo()
                .With<ClrVersionProvider>(option => option.Keys = new string[] { "RuntimeInformation.ProcessArchitecture", "RuntimeInformation.RuntimeIdentifier" })
                .With<AssemblyVersionProvider>()
                .With<AppDomainAssembliesVersionProvider>()
                .With<EnvironmentProvider>()
                .With<EnvironmentVariablesProvider>();
        }

The final example is.

public void ConfigureServices(IServiceCollection services)
        {

           services.AddVersionInfo()
                    .With<ClrVersionProvider>(option => option.Keys = new string[] { "RuntimeInformation.ProcessArchitecture", "RuntimeInformation.RuntimeIdentifier" })
                    .With<AssemblyVersionProvider>(option => option.Keys = new string[] { "EntryAssemblyFileVersion" })
                    .With<AppDomainAssembliesVersionProvider>(option => option.Keys = new string[] { "Basic", "Anonymously Hosted DynamicMethods Assembly", "Basic.Views", "AspNetCore.VersionInfo" })
                    .With<EnvironmentProvider>()
                    .With<EnvironmentVariablesProvider>(option => option.Keys = new string[] { "Environment.Is64BitOperatingSystem" });
        }  

[salem84]

Hi, we have to review some parts...however tests are missing.
Could you add to test project?
Asap I will add comments at your code.
Thanks for your support!

[salem84]

In this way configureOptions is specific for the provider configuration, but all (excluded) keys of each provider are merged in a single array (static).

[salem84]

I think a better approach is using AspNet Options framework... as example you could inspect AspnetCore.Healthchecks code for it

https://github.com/dotnet/aspnetcore/tree/main/src/HealthChecks/HealthChecks/src/DependencyInjection

[rebiiin]

Hi, Thanks for review I will try to find a better approach , your comment is useful for the next PR.

[salem84]

Hi, Thanks for review I will try to find a better approach , your comment is useful for the next PR.

If you prefer, I create a new branch and support you in the first part (creating options, extension methods, ...) and then you integrate filter logic