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Support DI for contructors of POCO

See original GitHub issue

Hello EF Development team. I have a question about dependency injection. Does EF looking for dependencies when materializing object from database in this manner ?

public class Person 
{

   public Person(DataContext context)
   {
    ....
   }

   // or maybe like this
   [Dependency]
   public DataContext Context {get;set;}
}

After loading and materializing from database DataContext(DataContext is inherited from DbContext) must injected in constructor.

Anything like this is possible now ?

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Created 8 years ago
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Comments:10 (7 by maintainers)

Top GitHub Comments

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ajcvickerscommented, Nov 14, 2019

@bricelam @smitpatel This is actually about being able to inject services registered in the application D.I. container. We haven’t implemented this yet.

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AndriySvyrydcommented, Sep 21, 2021

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