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Problem:

We have a .NET 5 WPF application that has an EntityFramework Core entities class file DbEntities, which implements the DbContext. We use constructor injection when instantiating it. One of the options that we use is AddInterceptors in order to append an Access Token to the SqlConnection. The interceptor is called AzureAuthenticationInterceptor. When registering the service, we would like to pass in the ServiceProvider so that it is available in the interceptors constructor, which can be used to get a service that implements Access Token in-memory caching.

The reason for it is that we have a project with 50+ classes that all use the same DbEntities file, which takes 0 arguments in the constructor. This was upgraded to .NET 5 where Dependency Injection was avoided due to the work it would take to apply it to all of the forms. So, the DbEntities is instantiated in the forms with new DbEntities();.

But, in this case, we are implementing an access token cache, which needs to be registered as a service. Otherwise, if we just instantiate the cache every time we create a new DbContext, then the cache will be wiped out.

The access token in-memory cache is implemented using this method https://mderriey.com/2020/09/12/resolve-ef-core-interceptors-with-dependency-injection/

We only want to use dependency injection for the in-memory token cache. The only way we think of as a shortcut is to pass the ServiceProvider in the interceptor's constructor, but it does not appear available in the ConfigureServices method.

Question:

Is it possible to pass in the ServiceProvider? If not, is there any other way we can implement dependency injection on the interceptor without having to change 50 class files?

Program.cs

I use git branch -a to display branches.

I am assuming the git branch -a is not sorting alphabetically.

Need git branch -a to sort in numeric like 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 instead of 10, 11, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9

Consider, I don't have the ability to rename branches like prefixing 0 as Part-02 for example as a workaround maybe.

I am open to third party command line git clients as well as a last resort.

On doing git branch -a

Current output:

I am very new to Azure Functions and I am facing problems in connecting it with the SQL Server database. I am using DbContext to do so.

Here is my code:

DbContext (EntityContext.cs):

As per Mapster documentation https://github.com/MapsterMapper/Mapster/wiki/Dependency-Injection I am supposed to do the following:

GlobalConfiguration.Configuration seems unavailable in a new ASP.NET Core WebApi project (.Net 5.0) .

Steps to reproduce:

1. Create a new "ASP.NET Core Web Api" project. (Target framework: .NET 5.0, Lang: C#)
2. Add this line anywhere to your code: var config = GlobalConfiguration.Configuration;

e.g. Add it to Startup.cs:

I want to implementation Dependecy Injection using Hilt to ViewModel. And that working. but i can't test it. it show error. I was read some other post, but no one is answered.

This error maybe too many test dependency and conflict.

Hilt version = 2.35.1 Android Studio = 4.2.1

simplest code won't run

The following is an example code from Microsoft documentation which shows how to use appsettings.json in console application:

Trying to follow the example on how to test a Saga that uses DI (https://masstransit-project.com/usage/testing.html#testing-using-dependency-injection)