Verdict.RuleEngine.DependencyInjection

Default : resolves secret://name references from configuration. Values are looked up under Verdict:Secrets:{name} first, then as a top-level key {name}, so secrets can come from user-secrets, environment variables (Verdict__Secrets__name) or any other configuration provider.

Configuration section holding the secrets.

Initializes the resolver.

Configuration root or section.

Fluent configuration handed to . Every call is optional; the defaults produce a working engine as soon as persistence is configured.

The service collection being configured.

Engine options (depth limits, timeouts, four-eyes, persistence toggles, default redaction).

Persistence configuration, or when was not called.

Whether was called.

Whether was called.

Configures EF Core persistence (stores, , provider).

Provider selection and options.

Enables the DB connector runtime (parameterized read-only SELECT against SQL Server / PostgreSQL).

Enables the API consumer connector runtime (HttpClientFactory + Polly resilience).

HTTP client customisation applied to every connector client.

Registers an additional expression function available to every ruleset.

Function.

Uses a custom clock (tests, replay). Defaults to .

Time provider.

Replaces the secret resolver (default: configuration-based ).

Resolver type.

Replaces the secret resolver with an instance.

Resolver.

Persistence provider selection for .

Provider token for SQL Server.

Provider token for PostgreSQL.

Selected provider token (sqlserver or postgres).

Apply pending migrations automatically the first time the context is created (development convenience). Production hosts should run migrations explicitly, e.g. via .

Uses SQL Server.

Connection string. Additional provider options.

Uses PostgreSQL.

Connection string. Additional provider options.

Selects the provider from a configuration token (sqlserver | postgres / postgresql).

Provider token (case-insensitive). Connection string. Unknown provider.

HTTP customisation for API connectors.

Supplies the primary for a connector client (argument: client name, i.e. ). Intended for tests and samples that fake the remote API; production hosts normally leave it unset.

Applied to every connector after creation (argument: client name, client).

Whether a factory client name belongs to an API connector.

Client name.

Applies to the HTTP clients that belong to API connectors.

Registers the Verdict rule engine in a service collection.

Adds the rule engine: , executor, evaluator, validator, function registry, connector registry, and — when configured — EF Core persistence and the connector runtimes.

Service collection. Builder callback. An engine option is out of range. Lifetimes: options, clock, function registry, evaluator and validator are singletons; , the stores, the connector registry and factories are scoped (they share the scope's ).

Applies pending rule-engine migrations (creates the database when missing).

Root or scoped provider. Cancellation token. Persistence was not configured.

Runs migrations for the configured provider — explicitly, or once on first use when auto-migrate is on.

Whether migrations have been applied through this initializer.

Applies pending migrations.

Optional logging. Cancellation token.