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title: "Discussion on \"Obfuscating strongly-typed configuration without breaking IOptions<T> binding\" | Hashnode"
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A strongly-typed options class looks like the most ordinary C# in your solution — a POCO with public properties and nothing clever about it. But the moment you pass it to services.Configure<T>, a few

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