Update all projects to .NET 6 about fotostoriomicroservices

[DavidAJohn]

As a test, I've updated the nuget packages and the Dockerfile in the Marketing Gateway to .NET 6. This also meant updating Ocelot to v18.0.

The project builds successfully. There don't appear to be any problems, but updating the store and admin gateways in the same way might expose any underlying issues with Ocelot 18 and the current configs,

Although it's not required, I may also switch it to use the simplified Program.cs-only implementation that is standard in new .NET 6 projects.

[DavidAJohn]

Switched the Marketing Gateway project to also use the .NET 6 Program-only model here: 459c094

After updating the nuget packages (from the previous commit here): 7041ebd :

It's just a case of re-writing the Program.cs file, then adding the implict usings tag to the .csproj file and rebuilding. The rebuild generates the global usings file in the hidden 'obj' folder.

You can then also right-click the Program.cs using refs and choose 'Remove and Sort Usings'. It seems to remove the ones that are now in the generated global usings file. Neat.

[DavidAJohn]

Just as a reminder, I made the mistake of forgetting to add the previous contents of the Program.cs file back in after moving the Startup config stuff across. As detailed here: 9b2fa3d

That of course included the crucial Ocelot json config file references.

[DavidAJohn]

Further progress on the .NET 6 updates:

The Admin Gateway has been updated: fba9e21

The Store Gateway has been updated: 082f8e7

And the most complex of the updates so far, the Products Aggregator: 952ce26

[DavidAJohn]

The Basket API has also now been updated to .NET 6 : 33e6405

[DavidAJohn]

The Identity API has also been updated: 0b16926

[DavidAJohn]

The Inventory API has now been updated, as detailed in this commit: e83bc05

This was a bit more of an issue because of some major breaking changes in the Npqsql library for PostgreSQL/EF, involving DateTime values with or without timezones.

For now, I've simply opted out of this by adding a line into the Program.cs file.

It may be worth revisiting this later, to fully understand the implications of the changes.

The upgrade guide can be found here.

[DavidAJohn]

The remaining .NET 5 projects have all now been updated to .NET 6, including:

Products API : a3e4d61

Ordering API : d7475eb

EventBus class library : 7396218

[DavidAJohn]

All parts of the application have now been updated to .NET 6.