Ian Johnson
Ian Johnson
@danielpalme I thought about it a bit more and I'm torn. On one hand I'm a firm believer in having benchmarks that are equal and fair to all. On the...
@publee I appologize I missed this issue. Technically speaking by default Grace won't look in a child container for a dependency. You can configure it that way but honestly it...
@stephenlautier it was added as part of the 7.0.0 release [here](https://github.com/ipjohnson/Grace.DependencyInjection.Extensions/blob/44c5321aca6a48c97375347cd897569c17e1f201/src/Grace.AspNetCore.Hosting/GraceServiceProviderExtensions.cs#L24).
You make a valid point. There probably needs to be another package for just hosting.
Hmm I don’t think so, then again im not entirely sure I understand what your end goal is. Can you explain a bit more? Are there two hosts going in...
Ok I think I understand a bit more. My only concern about doing what you want to do is would there be any issue with having both orleans and asp.net...
Did you want me to look at how to run both in the se container?
I think I can find some time this weekend to work on the first part. The second part I'm a little unclear on. When you say copy DI container does...
You mention the idea that once 3.0 is out you'll have access to the host builder. How would you do it in 3.0 with access to the host builder? The...
So reusing the container from the orleans host to the aspnet host should be pretty easy. I'll prototype an overload for UseGrace that takes an IInjectionScope and just reuse the...