How do you resolve scoped services in a background service?

Find out how you can resolve scoped and transient service lifetimes in an ASP.NET Core background service by creating a new scope.

You'll also learn how to create a new scope when using multithreading and why it's important to do so.

This is part 5 of our dependency injection in ASP.NET Core course
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► Chapters
0:00 The problem with scoped and transient services
0:56 Create a new scope in a background service
4:49 Multithreading
7:34 Unit testing dependency injection

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