HTTP Methods Overview in Quick Start

[DaneeTheDeveloper]

I tried out the following code provided in the doc

app.MapGet("/hello", () => "Hello World!");
app.MapGet("/todos", () => new { TodoItem = "Learn about routing", Complete = false });
app.MapPost("/todos", () => Result.Ok());

And I received the following error message-

(6,29): error CS0103: The name 'Result' does not exist in the current context

Just want to make note of that!

[LadyNaggaga]

Thank you @DaneeTheDeveloper can you please confirm what version of .NET you have installed ?

[DaneeTheDeveloper]

Hi @LadyNaggaga

I am currently using .NET 6. I'm going to delete my bin and obj files and do 'dotnet restore' to see if it will continue to happen.

[DaneeTheDeveloper]

I deleted the files and did 'dotnet restore', ran it again and it failed.

[davidfowl]

What version of .NET 6? Make sure you have the latest preview.

[DaneeTheDeveloper]

I ran 'dotnet --list-sdks' in the terminal and it returned the following

[DaneeTheDeveloper]

The editor I'm using is VS code.

[davidfowl]

That looks good. What happens if you run dotnet build from the command line? If that works, you might need to update your VS code csharp extension.

[DaneeTheDeveloper]

I ran dotnet build in the terminal and it returned the following

[davidfowl]

Ah, it's Results with an s 😄 Results.Ok

[davidfowl]

Fixed the doc

[DaneeTheDeveloper]

Tested 'Results' out on my end and it worked! 😄 Thanks for the update!