The Getting Started document could be updated for .NET 8 about ocelot HOT 4 OPEN

Hello Raman!

Thank you!

Have you posted this article to LinkedIn network?

No, I have not, only on medium.

Have you ever thought in terms of backward compatibility?

Thinking about backwards compatibility, I don't think it will be a problem because we don't need to apply everything in the article and almost everything in it works in dotnet 6.

If you have intention to contribute, I would ask you update all samples apps too... 🆗 ❔

Ok, I'll update the samples apps and the getting started doc.

Can you create a new branch for me so I can work on it?

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@MatheusXavier you should fork the repo, then create your own branch in the forked repo. When you are ready, you can from there create a PR.

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Hi Matheus!
Welcome to Ocelot world! 🐯

Nice article! Thanks you!
Have you posted this article to LinkedIn network?

Not that these points are serious problems, but I believe that the documentation could be updated.

Not serious! It could be, because we support .NET 6+ only since November'23.

Have you ever thought in terms of backward compatibility?
This old, legacy Program.Main startup approach is supported by .NET 6+ SDKs also...
But Yes, because .NET 6+ app can have implicit entry point aka Top-level statements so it makes sense to upgrade the docs and samples apps.

If you have intention to contribute, I would ask you update all samples apps too... 🆗 ❔

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@MatheusXavier As @ggnaegi said, you have to fork Ocelot repo and create feature branch in your forked repo.
More about our development process: Release Process

When you'll create a PR this feature ticket will be accepted.
But you can go to develop right now because you are assigned. 😉
Pay attention that Samples require to setup Docker Desktop and run Docker locally. All projects have Dockerfile.
Unfortunately, we have not added each Sample solution to Docker Compose project to have local Docker network when debugging and running.
Have you ever worked with Docker and Docker Compose?

Good luck having much inspiration!

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