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New doc: Pipelines #7516
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@Rick-Anderson I would name it the "Pipelines" doc (or something similar). The Bedrock transports are ASP.NET-specific (part of the Connections layer, which is just above this Pipelines layer). |
Pipelines article on the official .NET blog: The original specs from the lab: Another in-depth article: These articles all have different ways to approach Pipelines, so they may be useful. |
@KPixel are you still interested in writing this doc? |
@BillWagner https://github.com/KPixel/Prototypes/tree/master/Pipelines was reviewed by the PU in dotnet/AspNetCore.Docs#5521 |
Yes, I'm just looking for some guidance on how to move forward. |
@BillWagner, @mairaw, or @rpetrusha should be able to help. Ping me back in 48 hours if you don't get a response. |
Yes, @KPixel, we'd be very interested in a topic on pipelines. In the overall doc, it would be a child page of Memory- and span-related types, although that top-level article might have to be renamed. Yes, you can open a pull request. If you want to use the article as-is with some improvements, that would be fine. Our contributor guide is here, and our style guide is here. Let me know if you have any questions. |
Great. I will put this doc in that folder for now. |
Awesome @KPixel. Open a PR once you're ready to get reviews started. |
@Rick-Anderson @mairaw I've opened the PR here #11347 |
Moved from dotnet/AspNetCore.Docs#5521
See https://github.com/aspnet/KestrelHttpServer/issues/1980 and Bedrock update
Document the lower layers.
The transports
@KPixel wrote
The outline/TOC could be as in the tutorial:
Considering how advanced certains sections can get, I don't know if we should split this into many articles (now), or leave it as-is (and refactor later as the extra advanced topics get covered).
More fundamentally, I think this doc belongs in the .NET doc. Probably next to the doc for Span/Memory
Here is the issue tracking the doc for Span: #4400
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