In the .NET Core world most configuration has gone "fluent". The idea is elegant enough, in that you write an extension method for some basic class of config options and it joins the other ones that are available (if you have the right usings). There's a terrible side effect of the lovely fluent elegance ... I can't find any friggin' option without a Google search. It just took me 20 minutes fumbling with intellisense and searching to find this single statement. The option I wanted was obsolete and didn't appear in intellisense, so I had to F12 into the source and discover it had been renamed.
builder.Services.Configure<JsonOptions>(jopts => jopts.JsonSerializerOptions.DefaultIgnoreCondition = JsonIgnoreCondition.WhenWritingNull); And this is just a simple case. Sometimes the fluency is nested so A => B => C.Foo deep that you've got more chance of finding a gold nugget than finding the option you want. Here endeth the rant, but I could go all day if you want. *Greg K*
