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Can asp.net core 3.0 support [Autowired] Attribute to implement Dependency injection
See original GitHub issueCan asp.net core 3.0 support [Autowired] Attribute to implements Dependency injection(just like Spring Boot @Autowired)？
eg:
[Autowired(LifeTime=Sington)] private readonly IUserService userService{set;get;}
Only construct inject is Not very friendly.
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- Created 4 years ago
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No, there’s no plan to implement property injection.
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