Using IDbContextFactory and DbContext In The Same
Sometimes we need to work with both the regular DbContext and with IDbContextFactory at the same Asp.Net Core app. Here are two popular use cases:
1️⃣ Blazor Server, when we need to have both components and controllers and Razor Pages in the same project
2️⃣ When running background jobs, like Hangfire.
❗❗❗❗There's however a nasty exception just around the corner. If we try to run the application, we'll get an exception saying that a scoped service can't be consumed in a singleton service.
🤔So, what's wrong? Let me walk you through this.
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Contents
1. Intro: 00:00
2. Do we even need this? 01:02
3. Throwing Blazor Server in the mix 03:52
4. Annoying exception: 05:13
5. C'mon. it's that simple?! 07:32
6. Conclusion: 09:37
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