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Open Generic Support #5
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What have you tried? Have you looked at the unit tests? |
OpenGenericAggregateServiceTest.zip Yes,I Do. |
Unfortunately the two project maintainers for Autofac have a minimum amount of time to spread across answering questions here, answering questions on StackOverflow, and coding on core Autofac and the 20+ extension libraries. It's best if we can help guide folks to answer their own questions where possible (which is why we try to get people to ask questions on StackOverflow, where there's a larger community, rather than in the issues list). I don't see any unit tests showing aggregate services themselves being generic but I don't see anything off hand in the code that would stop it. If you can put together a failing unit test and post it in here, awesome. If you're really going to need someone to download and look at a test project, it will be a while before that happens. Again, sorry. |
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this is the CC as you are the owner |
This is a question exactly what i want but unfortunately isn't answered |
it needs new dependencies exactly what this did it! in Asp.net Core 3.1 i think it will be a demolition if they do nothing interesting |
It doesn't look like there's been any real motion on this issue in two years. Given no action and no PR, I'm going to close the issue. If someone wants this feature, we'd be happy to accept a pull request. |
This will be released shortly as v6.1.0. |
Yeah, I'd like to have the feature, it seems really useful. Edit: wow, you actually implemented it. Well done! |
Does This Supported?
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