I am creating a set of View Components that represent filters on different views. They work great so far, but I don't understand this behavior I am experiencing.
If I use declare two InvokeAsync:
public async Task<IViewComponentResult> InvokeAsync(string name)
public async Task<IViewComponentResult> InvokeAsync(string name, string title)
Then I get this:
Error: View component 'MyViewComponent' must have exactly one public method named 'InvokeAsync' or 'Invoke'.
But if I do something like this instead:
public async Task<IViewComponentResult> InvokeAsync(string name, string title = "")
Then this happens:
<vc:my name="Hello" title="Hello"></vc:my> // Gets rendered
<vc:my name="Hello" title=""></vc:my> // Gets rendered
<vc:my name="Hello"></vc:my> // Doesn't call InvokeAsync
So, is it possible at all to use default parameters? I cannot use a Model for this (client requirements)
According to this Github issue, it doesn't seem like it will be done by the team.
@rynowak Apr 29, 2017 - I'm going to move it in and mark it up for grabs. At this point locking down our public APIs and completing the tooling story needs to take priority.
Update 4 years later: This was finally accepted for .NET 6 and this should now work!