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Calling UseKestrel() (no args) then calling Configure<KestrelServerOptions> ends up with null service provider #755
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…755) - Previously, KestrelServerOptionsSetup was only added to IServiceCollection in UseKestrel(options) - Required to ensure that options.ApplicationServices is available after calling UseKestrel()
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- Required to ensure that options.ApplicationServices is available after during UseKestrel(options)
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…spnet#755) - Previously, KestrelServerOptionsSetup was only added to IServiceCollection in UseKestrel(options) - Required to ensure that options.ApplicationServices is available after calling UseKestrel()
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aspnet#757) - Required to ensure that options.ApplicationServices is available after during UseKestrel(options)
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The following won't work if UseKestrel doesn't use the
Action<KestrelServerOptions>overload. We need to register the defaultThis line https://github.com/aspnet/KestrelHttpServer/blob/dev/src/Microsoft.AspNetCore.Server.Kestrel/WebHostBuilderKestrelExtensions.cs#L45 needs to be moved to
UseKestrel()/cc @mikeharder @Tratcher
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