This issue is reproducible with below version of .NET Core SDK
.NET Core SDK version with Issue,
2.2.100
2.2.101
.NET Core version with the resolution,
2.2.105 and above is recommended.
So if you want to fix the issue, please use version 2.2.105 and above.
I have personally verified version 2.2.105 on my machine and found to be working fine. The issue might not be reproducible for other versions of the .NET Core SDK like 103 or 104, I could not verify that but surely please check and confirm from your side.
Resolution 2
But please check and confirm if this option is feasible for your project.
The above error will go away if downgraded to .NET Core 2.1 version.
Other Workarounds
There are other workarounds as well for the given issue which is explained below,
Open Startup.cs file of target WebAPI application and update the Configure() method as below. This simple middleware component in API pipeline helps to resolve the issue.
Last Edit: Dec 21, 2021 12:05:32 GMT by aguanapeich
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