Maksim Volkau

@TheHunter By default it is fine to have Transient for any kind of Scoped consumer. Because Transient means that service is likely stateless and can be recreated whenever it needed....

Huh, ok. Then what services do you mark with this new rule, the Transients or the consuming Scoped ones?

@TheHunter Yes, it kinda makes sense because we already have `Setup.TrackDisposableTransient`, `Setup.AllowDisposableTransient`

@dadhi Yeah, I went to other stuff in meanwhile. I will look into this soon.

@TonyValenti got it

Here is the [example](https://github.com/dadhi/DryIoc/blob/4c0a6b0233c46faaa30892d8b947308ca2c237ea/samples/BlazorServerSide/Program.cs#L16-L39) how to configure the `required properties` support for DryIoc v5.4.0 (currently in preview)

@TonyValenti For the next version v5.4.0 you need to specify the support for the `required properties` via: ```cs var c = new Container(rules => rules.With(propertiesAndFields: PropertiesAndFields.RequiredProperties())); ``` I still need...

The issue for the custom rule support #571

I have removed the broken link, let's see when I find the alternative.

Hi, @sqeezy Thanks for trying the comp-time. I am always greedy for the feedback. Regarding the error, the DryIoc.dll is not found by template, and it is hard to tell...