Use{Service} extension methods are NOT commonplace #29438
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I'm not aware of any
Use{Service}extension methods. To the extent they exist, they are definitely not following a common pattern, and suggesting they do can create confusion making people think that the same type of options configuration is used byUse{Middleware}extension methods which is not the case.See the conversation at dotnet/aspnetcore#41655 (comment) for context.