dependency-injection

Resolve scoped service lifetime issues in .NET dependency injection by enforcing correct lifetime rules, preventing singleton captures of scoped dependencies, and applying proper service registration patterns to avoid runtime bugs and memory leaks.

Register .NET services by convention using Scrutor-style registration to automatically align interfaces with implementations, reducing manual boilerplate and ensuring consistent dependency injection wiring across your application.

Use keyed services in .NET dependency injection for strategy routing by selecting specific implementations at runtime, allowing you to dynamically resolve the correct service variant based on your application's contextual needs.

Apply the decorator pattern in .NET dependency injection to wrap existing services and compose cross-cutting behaviors, ensuring concerns like logging or caching are handled cleanly without modifying core implementations.

Bind strongly typed configuration options in .NET by loading configuration into typed objects with validation, ensuring predictable runtime behavior and catching invalid configuration settings during application startup.

Your .NET dependency injection setup causes memory leaks and brittle composition when lifetimes are mismatched or the wrong registration strategy is used, which requires applying correct lifetime rules and anti-pattern detection.