Is Attribute Routing Supported about sdammann.webapi.versioning

[Sebazzz]

If you're using attribute routing I suggest you inherit both controllers from a base class, and putting a routeprefix in the version implementation. Otherwise, check out the newer beta version.

[KenBrannigan]

@Sebazzz I upgraded to the 3.0 beta as you stated.

Here is my configuration code which uses Autofac for by dependency injector:

`// Create our autofac dependency container.
ContainerBuilder builder = new ContainerBuilder();

        // Add controller to our dependency container.
        builder.RegisterApiControllers(Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly());

        // Add items to our dependency container needed for our api versioning.
        builder.Register(c => new DefaultControllerIdentificationDetector(config));
        builder.Register(c => new DefaultRequestControllerIdentificationDetector(config));
        
        // Build our dependency container and set as our dependency resolver.
        IContainer container = builder.Build();
        config.DependencyResolver = new AutofacWebApiDependencyResolver(container);
        
        // Setup our routes.
        config.MapHttpAttributeRoutes();

        // Set our url based api versioning.
        ApiVersioning.Configure(config)
            .ConfigureRequestVersionDetector<DefaultRouteKeyVersionDetector>();`

Again my controller configuration is as follows:

Controllers
-Version1
--AccountController.cs
-Version2
--AccountController.cs (Inherits from Version1 controller)

An example of a route attribute I placed on the version 1 controller:

[Route("v{version}/account/login")]

When I request this route using Postman I get a 404 error.

Can you confirm this setup should be supported using the beta version and if so what configuration changes do you recommend to pull it off?

Also what lifetime scope should be applied to the two items added to the dependency injector:

DefaultControllerIdentificationDetector
DefaultRequestControllerIdentificationDetector

Thank you in advance for any help you can provide.

Take care,
Ken