Steve Smith

@ThomasVague The specification pattern is mainly about fetching, not saving, aggregates. How is the rollback issue you describe impacting your ability to use specifications?

You can get the dbContext anywhere you need it with DI. So if you need to do a few operations you could have an interface like IUnitOfWork or ITransactionManager. It...

It should be scoped if there's any chance it will be used between multiple services.

@ThomasVague are you using a convention in your service registration such that ITransientService, IScopedService results in the registration working properly (Transient, Scoped, etc.)? Curious if that's something you made custom...

Great, thanks. That's where I'd seen it previously, I think.

Thanks, I was just looking at those before my VS Toolbox presentation today and thinking I should delete some of the no longer used ones from there. I'll take care...

You're correct, in the simple version provided. It's a bit tricky to solve, too, because the usual "avoid updates stepping on one another" patterns like adding a timestamp and checking...

Here's an example: https://medium.com/@tsuyoshiushio/azure-devops-yaml-pipeline-with-net-core-and-coverage-report-b84b5b282a95

Same. Request Id: 19f19d8f-f085-41a0-ac0b-b0072621bf01 Correlation Id: 67352a28-fbf7-4e11-9148-6a0cc67d94d3 Timestamp: 2022-12-13T02:38:04Z Message: AADSTS90023: Invalid STS request.

In what? My email address is just a standard [email protected] address. And there's no way my password should be passed around as part of this. I do not have any...