I'm learning asp.net core to create a rest API and the docs at msdn suggests (from my interpretation of the text) that you could have a controller class (ie. a class that inherits from ControllerBase or Controller) that could not have the [ApiController] attribute.
Is that right? If so in what circumstances a controller don't need the attribute?
ApiController provides some specific functions, you don't need to use these or not add it, it depends on your own needs.
The [ApiController] attribute can be applied to a controller class to enable the following opinionated, API-specific behaviors:
1.Attribute routing requirement
2.Automatic HTTP 400 responses
3.Binding source parameter inference
4.Multipart/form-data request inference
These features require a compatibility version of 2.1 or later.
