This is something I run into occasionally, usually to do with limitations elsewhere in .NET Core around passing configuration values into a registry so that it can register different things based on the current environment (eg. using a local file store for dev, but a cloud storage provider for production environments).
This is something I run into occasionally, usually to do with limitations elsewhere in .NET Core around passing configuration values into a registry so that it can register different things based on the current environment (eg. using a local file store for dev, but a cloud storage provider for production environments).