GetValidatedArgument[Async] uses context.RequestServices#760
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Using the schema to access the root service provider made it impossible to use validators with a scoped lifetime, or with scoped dependencies. By using context.RequestServices we can access the service provider that's appropriate for the current scope (Asp.Net request scope, or a child scope created for a field resolver).
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Using the schema to access the root service provider made it impossible to use validators with a scoped lifetime, or with scoped dependencies. By using context.RequestServices we can access the service provider that's appropriate for the current scope (Asp.Net request scope, or a child scope created for a field resolver).