We can access the light inject service container from a Composition. But we can only access that during start-up.

I have a taskrunner which runs in the background. This will execute a ISyncService.StartSync() every hour. Problem is that I want to manage my own scope with the lightinject container.

If I have the container we can do:

using (var scope = _container.BeginScope())
{
    var umbracoContextFactory = scope.GetInstance<IUmbracoContextFactory>();
    var syncService= scope.GetInstance<ISyncService>();

    using (umbracoContextFactory.EnsureUmbracoContext())
    {
        await syncService.StartSync();
    }
}

But ofcourse I can't get a reference to the lightinject container. When injecting the services from the component, which starts the task runner. I get one instance, but it's important that I create new instances on each run. And when the run is done, the dependencies get disposed properly because we are working with a DbContext from EF.

Does anyone know how to get a reference to the light inject service container at runtime. Or how I can get these dependencies another way, which will get disposed properly.