Error when using MediatR with NetCore's new Worker service

I am currently using MediatR successfully with my .net core web project. But unfortunately when using a Worker service the DI breaks and can not find my Handlers. Worker Services require an Environment Var of "DOTNET_ENVIRONMENT" : "Development" and my web project uses "ASPNETCORE_ENVIRONMENT" : "Development" when i switch my worker service to use the later of the two EV vars, there are no problems with my worker services finding the Handlers, but the worker services picks up the wrong appsettings.[ENV].json (Production instead of Development).

Thanks

[lilasquared]

It’s weird that changing the environment variables cause it to work / not work - does this have any impact? I assume your worker service is what is injecting IMediator, which is scoped by default

[mattkrebs]

Seems like this is not the right thread for all this and it is obviously more of a MS question/issue. I appreciate you both chiming in. I do have it working with creating the scopes “on the fly”.

@lilasquared As to your question about why we need a worker service. There are just some tasks that need to be done when items expire or email need to be sent if say a shopping cart becomes out dated. Things like that.