Shiny v2.0 removed built in caching feature. It also introduced a reshaped logging feature relying on Microsoft.Extensions.Logging.
Workaround: Don't call .UseWhatever(...) from Shiny intergration package anymore but .AddWhatever(...) instead and set options fluently like caching and logging providers.
Fix: I'm working on a new release relying on Microsoft.Extensions.Logging.Abstraction to get things less specific/more generic, just like Shiny does. Caching feature should now be activated fluently with the provider of your choice (e.g. MonkeyCache or Akavache).
JeremyBP
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2 years ago
Shiny v2.0 removed built in caching feature. It also introduced a reshaped logging feature relying on Microsoft.Extensions.Logging.
Workaround: Don't call .UseWhatever(...) from Shiny intergration package anymore but .AddWhatever(...) instead and set options fluently like caching and logging providers.
Fix: I'm working on a new release relying on Microsoft.Extensions.Logging.Abstraction to get things less specific/more generic, just like Shiny does. Caching feature should now be activated fluently with the provider of your choice (e.g. MonkeyCache or Akavache).