What I did for System.CommandLine was basically just an addon that attempts to integrate itself as seamlessly as possible into a command-line application.
I have to say that I agree with though, I don't see why that should be part of GTK# itself. I hope that rather long explanation answers your question on how apps manage transient and scoped services. You don't actually need to really register transients, you can do that yourself (kinda) by calling ActivatorUtilities.CreateInstance(type, serviceProvider). That's the one that resolves scoped services, while it resolves singletons by piggy-backing on the root service provider. The scope factory can create a new scope, and the new scope yields a new IServiceProvider instance. What you can do (and ASP.NET does this on every HTTP request) is resolve a IServiceScopeFactory from the service provider. You start by calling Start and from then on everything else is up to the the hosted services, the host lifetime and host application lifetime that have been registered as services in the DI container (that is at least default host behaviour).Īnyways, the IHost has a Services property of type IServiceProvider.
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In essence you somewhere have code that calls the Build method of the host builder (the one you get by calling sth. dllĪt (String platformType, Boolean allowNull, List`1 errors)Ĭlone the branch gtk using git clone -b gtk if you want to what you usually do (ASP.NET Core does this for you behind the covers) is that you still have a main thread that is running the hosted application. 0/linux-圆4 -r linux-圆4 prototype/THNETII. Still get the error: dotnet publish -o publish/THNETII. (0x80131040)įile name: 'GtkSharp, Version=3.22.24.37, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null'Īt (String platformType, Boolean allowNull, List`1 nope The located assembly's manifest definition does not match the assembly reference.
> System.IO.FileLoadException: Could not load file or assembly 'GtkSharp, Version=3.22.24.37, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null'. > System.InvalidOperationException: Error creating instance of platform type ', Eto.Gtk' System.InvalidOperationException: Could not detect platform. 0 prototype/Īnd then ran the executable it created. Did the publish dotnet publish -o publish//Debug/netcoreapp3.
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