Callbacks for container creation
See original GitHub issueLast one for tonight, I promise 😉
would
OnHostContainerCreated (Action<IServiceProvider> callback)
OnTenantContainerCreated (Action<TTenant, IServiceProvider> callback)
OnRequestContainerCreated(Action<TTenant, IServiceProvider> callback)
callbacks be something that you would consider pulling into Dotnettency?
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I am finishing this feature up now.
registration API looks like this:
Hmm another slight changed. Moved the API around a bit. You now register like this: