Difficulty Using Dependency Injection with Scoped Services in C# 10 ASP.NET Core Web API
I'm deploying to production and I am trying to use Dependency Injection to provide a service that is registered as Scoped in my ASP.NET Core 6 Web API project, but I am working with issues with the service being resolved incorrectly. I've implemented a simple service interface and class, as shown below: ```csharp public interface IMyScopedService { string GetData(); } public class MyScopedService : IMyScopedService { public string GetData() => "Scoped Data: " + Guid.NewGuid(); } ``` In my `Startup.cs`, I register this service as Scoped: ```csharp public void ConfigureServices(IServiceCollection services) { services.AddScoped<IMyScopedService, MyScopedService>(); services.AddControllers(); } ``` When I try to inject this service into a controller: ```csharp [ApiController] [Route("api/[controller]")] public class MyController : ControllerBase { private readonly IMyScopedService _myScopedService; public MyController(IMyScopedService myScopedService) { _myScopedService = myScopedService; } [HttpGet] public ActionResult<string> Get() { return _myScopedService.GetData(); } } ``` However, I keep getting the following behavior when trying to access the endpoint: "want to resolve scoped service 'IMyScopedService' from root provider." I am certain that I am calling the endpoint from a valid scope, but it seems like the service is not being instantiated correctly. Additionally, I've confirmed that the service is being resolved within the controller's scope. I have also tried using `AddTransient` instead, with no change in behavior. Any ideas on what could be causing this scenario? Am I missing something in the setup, or is there a specific configuration that needs to be done when using scoped services in ASP.NET Core 6? I would appreciate any guidance on how to properly resolve this scenario. I'm developing on Windows 10 with C#. I appreciate any insights! I've been using C# for about a year now. Could this be a known issue?