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Support for .NET Core 3.x #517
Support for .NET Core 3.x #517
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Adding this sub-system to an existing container wipes out all its components. Furthermore, the sub-system looks virtually identical to the base implementation.
Can someone tell me why this is needed for .NET core 3.1? Is there something different about .NET core 3.1 that requires this particular class? I've compiled my own version that doesn't include this sub-system, just to test, and it seems to work the same way regardless.
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Hi @robertcoltheart
I tried removing the subsystem when i refactored some of this code. From what I remembered it made all or many if the unit tests fail.
If you look at the new implementation you on master you will see you can override the sub system.
Could you please make a new issue, and reference the current implementation and we can look deeper into it together?