Kristian Hellang

I have tests covering pretty much this exact scenario, which passes on latest Scrutor main, targeting .NET 9 with Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection v9.0.0. Does anyone have any additional details that could help...

Hey @orosbogdan! 👋🏻 I haven't tested it, but I have a feeling the answer is "no", since it does assembly scanning, relying heavily on reflection. I guess there's only one...

I'd be very happy if someone has the time and/or expertise to look into this. I'd rather agree on a design up-front than having a PR with a lot of...

> I tinkered a bit more with this idea, but have to finally come to conclusion that this won't work the way I originally imagined. Ouch. Yeah, source generators are...

This will just bring back the bug that https://github.com/NancyFx/Nancy/pull/2150 tried to fix. We need to figure out exactly what and when we're leaking memory here...

I think this is worth fixing for a new 1.4.x release of Nancy, along with #2616. What's the next step here? We certainly won't bring back the behavior of this...

@yzhou88 Are you able to provide a bit more information as to when it's leaking memory? Is it per request, or only in certain scenarios? You can use something like...

There's no assembly in the package. It's a source-only package where a single .cs file is included into your build when you install the package. It seems LINQpad doesn't handle...

Weird. The package includes content files for both .NET Standard and .NET Framework, which should both be usable by .NET Framework 4.8:  Personally I've used it in multiple .NET...

Physically separating types to enforce architectural styles sound like a slippery slope. What you're requesting sounds like a few types per assembly, which seems excessive. Why don't you write some...