The Symfony 6.4 docs state concerning the workflow registry: Beware that injecting the Registry into your services is not recommended. However, I need to get a specific workflow within a service method which decides which workflow to use based on…
I am working on a legacy Asp.Net MVC 5 project. We do not have a proper data access layer, and our business layer classes directly interact with the DbContext, which is injected. I am facing a problem, the essence of…
I have a Symfony's services.yaml which defines a "basic" container configuration and import di.php files to configure some specific services. imports: - { resource: '../src/**/di.php' } services: _defaults: autowire: true autoconfigure: true App: resource: '../src/' exclude: - '../src/**/di.php' - '../src/**/Entity/'…
I have an API upon which I mean to do Unit Testing via xUnit and Moq. It had one constructor actually, but I had to add another one for the specific purpose of Testing as per a suggestion by Visual…
I have an application which i would like to make reference to two different storage accounts (SA1 and SA2) which both has a single contaner each "container1" and "container2" respectively. I have the below DI setup for both (Not sure…
I am trying to register two instances of the same class but both instances end up share the same parameter values. I have registered the following in my startup.cs: using Autofac; using Autofac.Extensions.DependencyInjection; public void ConfigureContainer(ContainerBuilder builder) { // Preferences…
The official documentation for Asp.net core (linked at the bottom) shows that I should inject the configuration into my class like this: public partial class IndexBase : ComponentBase { private readonly IConfiguration Configuration; public IndexBase(IConfiguration configuration) { Configuration = configuration;…
Is there a way in ASP.NET to get all singletons? I want to implement a health check which would instantiate all the registered singletons and only after that return a healthy status. I am trying to get all the singletons…
We can do this: class WorldModel { WorldModel({required this.skyModel}); final SkyModel skyModel; static final instance = Provider<WorldModel>( (ref) => WorldModel( skyModel: SkyModel(), ), ); final countBirds = Provider<int>((ref) => 25); } Which would mean that we can only access our…
First off, sorry for the really bad question title. I couldn't think of a better way to word it. I'm open to suggestions for an edit! In my ASP.NET app written to target .NET 7, I have this in my…