Fix: SettingsProperty constructor ignores serializeAs parameter if it is not SettingsSerializeAs.Binary #106295
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As mentioned in the issue the
SettingsPropertyconstructor ignoresserializeAsparameter if it is notSettingsSerializeAs.Binary, the regression caused by #50531 which allowsBinaryFormatterserialization only when anAppContextswitch:System.Configuration.ConfigurationManager.EnableUnsafeBinaryFormatterInPropertyValueSerializationis set, and throws otherwise.The current fix is setting the
SerializeAsproperty with theserializeAsparameter when it is notSettingsSerializeAs.Binary, though we might want to remove theAppContextswitch logic and throw forSettingsSerializeAs.Binaryas now theBinaryFormatteris removed and accessing the property values throwsPlatformNotSupportedExceptionon serialization even if the switch is on. The related testSerializeAndDeserializeWithSettingsSerializeAsBinarynow throws PNSE on VS, skipped when run from command line.Fixes #104732