3.0.1

Fixes two issues with the GetAutoInjectServices method.

1. Services directly implementing the specified type were ironically ignored
2. Services using the generic [AutoInject<T>] attribute were also ignored

3.0.1-beta1

Fixes two issues with the GetAutoInjectServices method.

1. Services directly implementing the specified type were ironically ignored
2. Services using the generic [AutoInject<T>] attribute were also ignored

3.0.0

Breaking

• Open generics are no longer supported ([AutoInject(Interface = typeof(YourInterface)])
  • Use generics instead ([AutoInject<YourInterface>])
• [AutoConfig] is no longer part of this package
  • Use the ToolBX.AutoConfig package from nuget.org

3.0.0-beta2

Updated to .NET 8

3.0.0-beta1

Merge pull request #16 from Moreault/dependabot/nuget/Microsoft.Exten…

2.2.0

What's new

• You can now use generics with the [AutoInject<T>] attribute instead of doing [AutoInject(Interface = typeof(IYourType)]
• There is a constructor which also takes a lifetime as parameter so you can also just write [AutoInject(ServiceLifetime.Scoped)]
• AutoInjectOptions give you more control over how your services are injected by giving you the option of setting up a DefaultLifetime
• AddAutoInjectServices has a new overload which specifies what Assembly to use instead of all of them

Leaving soon

• The [AutoConfig] attribute is leaving the AutoInject package to be its own package
• [AutoConfig] is now marked [Obsolete] and will be removed in version 3.0.0
• Please install ToolBX.AutoConfig from nuget.org to continue to use it

2.2.0-beta7

Replaced script with one that only publishes on release