recipientscoped

recipientscoped is a term used in some software development contexts, particularly within the Microsoft ecosystem, to describe a type of dependency injection or service registration. When a service is registered as recipientscoped, it means that a new instance of that service is created for each recipient of a message or notification. This differs from other scoping options like singleton (one instance for the entire application) or transient (a new instance every time it's requested).

The primary benefit of recipientscoped is that it ensures each recipient has their own isolated instance of the service. This can be crucial in scenarios where the service maintains state that should not be shared between different recipients. For example, if a service is responsible for managing a user's session or processing specific data for a particular client, a recipientscoped instance would prevent interference between different clients.

This scoping mechanism is often found in messaging systems or event-driven architectures where a single event might be processed by multiple consumers. By providing a recipientscoped instance, each consumer can interact with the service independently without affecting the state or operations of other consumers. This promotes better isolation and predictability in complex distributed systems. The exact implementation and terminology may vary depending on the specific framework or library being used.