.NET Isolated Azure Functions: Dependency Injection in Durable Entities
Read OriginalThis technical article explains how to use Dependency Injection (DI) with Azure Durable Entities in .NET 10 Isolated Durable Functions. It demonstrates two approaches: constructor injection with the TaskEntity<T> base class and using ActivatorUtilities, providing code examples for entity implementation and orchestration.
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