Bump Twilio.AspNet.Common from 5.37.2 to 7.0.0 in /BrowserCalls.Web

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Bumps Twilio.AspNet.Common from 5.37.2 to 7.0.0.

Release notes

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7.0.0

No release notes provided.

7.0.0-rc

No release notes provided.

6.0.0

• Big breaking change to the [ValidateRequest] attribute. The attribute no longer accepts parameters nor properties. Instead, you have to configure the request validation as documented in the readme.
• You can now add the Twilio REST client to ASP.NET Core's dependency injection container, using the .AddTwilioClient method. This Twilio client will use an HttpClient provided by an HTTP client factory. See readme for more details.
• We no longer try to match the Twilio SDK version number, and instead go by our own versioning to better communicate breaking changes vs minor changes.
• The projects are now built and packages are now pushed using GitHub Actions instead of AppVeyor.
• The projects are now built deterministically and support source link for better debugging.
• More samples have been added to the readme.

6.0.0-alpha2

No release notes provided.

6.0.0-alpha

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Changelog

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7.0.0 (2022-11-18)

New:

• The new ValidateTwilioRequest extension method and ValidateTwilioRequestFilter adds Twilio request validation to your endpoints and Minimal APIs, only for ASP.NET Core 7.
• The new ValidateTwilioRequestMiddleware adds Twilio request validation to the ASP.NET Core request pipeline. This is helpful for securing static files among other things that can't be secured using attributes and filters.
• New TwiMLResult constructor overloads to specify formatting of the TwiML. The TwiML extension methods and methods on TwilioController also have the new formatting overloads.
• VoiceResponse and MessagingResponse have a new extension method ToTwiMLResult() that will create a TwiMLResult instance for you.
• SmsRequest and VoiceRequest have been updated with parameters that were missing.
• Library now depends on version 6 of the Twilio C# library.

Breaking changes:

• You can no longer pass in a string or XDocument into the TwiMLResult constructor. Read the v7 announcement post for recommended alternatives.
• The public properties on TwiMLResult have been removed.
• The HttpRequest.IsLocal() extension method has been removed.
• The Twilio.AspNet.Core.HttpStatusCodeResult class has been removed in favor of the action results built into the framework.
• The Twilio.AspNet.Core.MinimalApi namespace has been removed. Types from the namespace have moved to the Twilio.AspNet.Core namespace.
• The RequestValidationHelper class is now static. You'll need to change your code to not instantiate this class and call its methods in a static manner.

Other changes include updated documentation with more samples and performance improvements. Read about these changes in more detail at the v7 announcement post.

6.0.0 (2022-08-05)

• Big breaking change to the [ValidateRequest] attribute. The attribute no longer accepts parameters nor properties. Instead, you have to configure the request validation as documented in the readme.
• You can now add the Twilio REST client to ASP.NET Core's dependency injection container, using the .AddTwilioClient method. This Twilio client will use an HttpClient provided by an HTTP client factory. See readme for more details.
• We no longer try to match the Twilio SDK version number, and instead go by our own versioning to better communicate breaking changes vs minor changes.
• The projects are now built and packages are now pushed using GitHub Actions instead of AppVeyor.
• The projects are now built deterministically and support source link for better debugging.
• More samples have been added to the readme.

Read about these changes in more detail at the v6 announcement post.

5.77.0 (2022-07-19)

• Twilio.AspNet.Core and Twilio.AspNet.Common now use .NET Standard 2.0 and dropped older .NET Standard versions.
• Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc.Core dependency has been updated to a version that is not vulnerable. For newer versions of .NET, a framework dependency is used instead.
• Twilio.AspNet.Mvc now targets .NET 4.6.2.
• Twilio.AspNet.Core and Twilio.AspNet.Mvc now depend on version 5.77.0 of the Twilio package.

5.71.0 (2022-04-11)

• Add extension methods to return TwiML without inheriting from TwilioController (twilio-labs/twilio-aspnet#45)
• Fix Swagger bug in Twilio.AspNet.Core (twilio-labs/twilio-aspnet#43)
• Update readme with more samples and updated language

5.71.0 (2022-02-11)

• Add support for returning TwiML in Minimal API using Results.Extensions.TwiML (twilio-labs/twilio-aspnet#35)

pre 5.71.0

• Draw some circles
• Draw the owl
• First release
• Broke out Twilio.AspNet.Common into separate package

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