dependency-injection

Fix .NET dependency injection lifetime bugs by validating singleton, scoped, and transient service wiring to prevent invalid dependencies, stale data, and memory leaks. This Skill corrects IServiceCollection registrations to ensure lifetime-safe composition.

Use keyed services for .NET dependency injection when you need to safely select specific implementations at runtime. Keyed services provide structured resolution, replacing ad-hoc factory logic and ensuring correct service composition.

Apply the decorator pattern in .NET using Scrutor convention-based registration to compose cross-cutting behavior and build maintainable service layers. This Skill guides decorator implementation to correctly wrap IServiceCollection registrations.

Yes, you can use AddOptions<T>() with validation to register and inject strongly-typed configuration in .NET dependency injection. This ensures configuration binding is validated during IServiceCollection setup before service resolution.

A .NET dependency injection captive dependency causes stale data and memory leaks when a singleton service incorrectly traps a scoped or transient dependency. This Skill identifies invalid singleton, scoped, and transient wiring to prevent these runtime failures.