Obsolete and put SerializationFormat.Binary behind an appcontext switch #65139
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Tagging subscribers to this area: @roji, @ajcvickers Issue DetailsAs discussed, this obsoletes System.Data's SerializationFormat.Binary, and adds checks to throw if DataTable/DataSet's RemotingFormat property is set to it, or if the serialization constructor encounters data with it. Added the appcontext switch Part of #39289 /cc @ajcvickers @jeffhandley @blowdart @bricelam
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As discussed, this obsoletes System.Data's SerializationFormat.Binary, and adds checks to throw if DataTable/DataSet's RemotingFormat property is set to it, or if the serialization constructor encounters data with it. Added the appcontext switch
Switch.System.Data.AllowUnsafeSerializationFormatBinaryto allow this to still be used in .NET 7.0; we'd remove these code paths entirely in .NET 8.0.Part of #39289
/cc @ajcvickers @jeffhandley @blowdart @bricelam