Handle dotnet/extensions scenarios for HttpClient logging

[noahfalk]

dotnet/extensions introduces new logging middleware for HttpClient that is different than the default logging. Ideally we want an experience that composes or upgrades, not two implementations that differ along a variety of axes.

We expect the best way to get there is to be able to selectively disable the built-in logging and then adjust dotnet/extensions' API and behavior so that users feel like they have opted into more features (as opposed to different features). This issue tracks:

• - Being able to disable default logging (Ability to disable default http request logging #85840)
• - Designing changes to the dotnet/extensions APIs.

cc @geeknoid @dpk83 @JamesNK

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Issue Details

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R9 introduces new logging middleware for HttpClient that is different than the default logging. Ideally we want an experience that composes or upgrades, not two implementations that differ along a variety of axes.

We expect the best way to get there is to be able to selectively disable the built-in logging and then adjust R9's API and behavior so that users feel like they have opted into more features (as opposed to different features). This issue tracks:

• - Being able to disable default logging (Ability to disable default http request logging #85840)
• - Designing changes to the R9 APIs.

cc @geeknoid @dpk83 @JamesNK

Author:	noahfalk
Assignees:	JamesNK
Labels:	area-System.Net
Milestone:	-

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Issue Details

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dotnet/extensions introduces new logging middleware for HttpClient that is different than the default logging. Ideally we want an experience that composes or upgrades, not two implementations that differ along a variety of axes.

We expect the best way to get there is to be able to selectively disable the built-in logging and then adjust dotnet/extensions' API and behavior so that users feel like they have opted into more features (as opposed to different features). This issue tracks:

• - Being able to disable default logging (Ability to disable default http request logging #85840)
• - Designing changes to the dotnet/extensions APIs.

cc @geeknoid @dpk83 @JamesNK

Author:	noahfalk
Assignees:	JamesNK
Labels:	area-System.Net.Http
Milestone:	8.0.0

[CarnaViire]

@noahfalk should we close this as a dupe of #77312?

[noahfalk]

Yeah, thats fine 👍