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I have 4 azure functions in the same project, so they share the same host.
I wanted to use dependency injection to manage services but I realize that when you specify singleton then the instance is shared between all Azure functions.
Is there a level of isolation that would allow to have a singleton by Azure function without being forced to use the "scoped" level that is by invocation?
Thank you,
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hello,
I have 4 azure functions in the same project, so they share the same host.
I wanted to use dependency injection to manage services but I realize that when you specify singleton then the instance is shared between all Azure functions.
Is there a level of isolation that would allow to have a singleton by Azure function without being forced to use the "scoped" level that is by invocation?
Thank you,
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: