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MapGet

As explained in Building Web APIs with ASP.NET Core

MapGet is an ASP.NET Core minimal-API method that maps HTTP GET requests to route handlers.

MapGet is an ASP.NET Core minimal-API method that maps an HTTP GET request to a route handler. For exception handling, the /error route can return a ProblemDetails response that clients receive when the application produces an HTTP 500 error. section 6.2.4

Mapping the error endpoint

The route maps /error to a handler that returns Results.Problem(). CORS and response caching attributes allow cross-origin access while preventing the error response from being cached. The resulting JSON follows RFC 7807 and includes a 500 status. section 6.2.4

How Building Web APIs with ASP.NET Core covers it

How deep it goes
Defines a concrete route and response, then extends the handler with exception details and trace identifiers.
Examples
Uses the /error route to return RFC 7807 JSON containing status, detail, and a trace identifier.
What you can do after
Build it from scratch by mapping a GET route to a handler that produces a controlled ProblemDetails response.
How it connects
Connects minimal APIs with exception handling, ProblemDetails, CORS, response caching, and HTTP 500 responses.

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