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Using MEDI is annotated as RequiresDynamicCode because it supports enumerable and generic servcies with ValueTypes. When using DI with ValuesTypes, the array and generic code might not be available. Contributes to dotnet#71654
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Tagging subscribers to this area: @dotnet/area-extensions-dependencyinjection Issue DetailsUsing MEDI is annotated as RequiresDynamicCode because it supports enumerable and generic servcies with ValueTypes. When using DI with ValuesTypes, the array and generic code might not be available. At runtime, MEDI checks RuntimeFeature.IsDynamicCodeCompiled and switches to use a pure Reflection based implementation, so the System.Reflection.Emit code is not used with NativeAOT. This allows some limited usages of MEDI to work in NativeAOT, but not all features are supported. Contributes to #71654
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Using MEDI is annotated as RequiresDynamicCode because it supports enumerable and generic servcies with ValueTypes. When using DI with ValuesTypes, the array and generic code might not be available.
At runtime, MEDI checks RuntimeFeature.IsDynamicCodeCompiled and switches to use a pure Reflection based implementation, so the System.Reflection.Emit code is not used with NativeAOT. This allows some limited usages of MEDI to work in NativeAOT, but not all features are supported.
Contributes to #71654