Add breaking change documentation for preserving null values in configuration #47742
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This PR adds comprehensive breaking change documentation for .NET 10 Preview 7, covering the preservation of null values in configuration binding. Previously, the configuration binder treated
null
values as missing values and skipped binding them. The JSON configuration provider also convertednull
values to empty strings, causing confusion for developers.Changes Made
New Documentation
docs/core/compatibility/extensions/10.0/configuration-null-values-preserved.md
- Complete breaking change documentation following the established templateUpdated Navigation
docs/core/compatibility/toc.yml
- Added TOC entry for the new breaking changedocs/core/compatibility/10.0.md
- Added entry to the Extensions section tableKey Features
The documentation includes:
Example of the Change
Previous behavior (null converted to empty string):
New behavior (null values preserved):
This change makes configuration binding more intuitive and consistent with developer expectations when working with explicit null values in configuration.
Fixes #46890.
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