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Right now, to decorate an object, one writes code as `container.For().DecorateWith(x => new FooDecorator(x));`
It would be nice to be able to use just type parameters, like one can for `Use`, and u…
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This is with respect to the issue #354
The "bi-directional dependency relationship" exception is still being raised when the lifecycle is changed from "AlwaysUnique" to "Transient".
Below is th…
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the behavior for TryGetInstance inside a lambda resolved build session is different than container.TryGetInstance. The one inside lambda will throw an exception as it is trying to create a build plan …
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I have an interface, IRequestHandler. I have 3 implementations of the IRequestHandler, GetOrganizationQueryHandler, ValidationHandler, and UnitOfWorkHandler. The query handler is decorated with the Va…
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I think it's good idea to migrate from concrete DI. So as result end user will decide what DI container to use in real app.
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This issue is to just dump some vaguely related work in;
- [ ] http://grasstunes.net/ontology/similarity/0.2/musim.html
- [ ] http://alignapi.gforge.inria.fr/format.html
- [ ] http://alignapi.gf…
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This picture show (in purple) the lines that call the methods that contain all the hand-written validations in the Java validator.
 expects nothing or a Registry. Either way it creates a brand new container.
I would prefer to use an existing container with cross cutting services that the entire …
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From https://twitter.com/jeremydmiller/status/711949955984850946
"Can’t get Selenium.Support to be resolved. And I’ve seen that one in other codebases too."
/cc @jeremydmiller
forki updated
6 years ago
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When using third party dependency injection frameworks together with .NET Core, you'll end up with two IOC containers. One provided by Microsoft for framework dependencies, and one for the application…
Fresa updated
8 months ago