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    Creating singleton named options with IOptionsMonitor

    In this post I introduce the IOptionsMonitor interface, and show how you can use it in place of IOptionsSnapshot to create Singleton named options…

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    Simplifying dependency injection for IConfigureOptions with the ConfigureOptions() helper

    In this post I show how to use ConfigureOptions() to automatically register all the IConfigureOptions interfaces implemented by a type with the DI container…

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    Delaying strongly-typed options configuration using PostConfigure in ASP.NET Core

    In this post I show how to use PostConfigure() with strongly-typed options to run configuration actions after all other Configure() actions are applied.…

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    Configuring named options using IConfigureNamedOptions and ConfigureAll

    In this post I look at how to configure named options that require injected services and how to configure all named options at once using ConfigureAll()…

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    The dangers and gotchas of using scoped services in IConfigureOptions

    In this post I look at the problems you can hit with strongly-typed settings when you inject Scoped services into IConfigureOptions, and how to avoid them…

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    Adding decorated classes to the ASP.NET Core DI container using Scrutor

    In this post I show how to do service decoration with Scrutor, where services "wrap" another implementation of the service…

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