[Blazor] Register persistent component state services in AddBlazorWebView #62384
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This PR adds registration of persistent component state services to the
AddBlazorWebView
extension method, enabling persistent component state functionality in Blazor WebView applications.Changes Made
ComponentStatePersistenceManager
service registration as scopedPersistentComponentState
service registration as scoped with factory that retrieves the State property from the managerMicrosoft.AspNetCore.Components.Infrastructure
Problem
Previously, Blazor WebView applications couldn't use persistent component state because the required services (
ComponentStatePersistenceManager
andPersistentComponentState
) were not registered in the service collection. Components that tried to injectPersistentComponentState
would fail at runtime.Solution
The fix follows the same pattern used in
RazorComponentsServiceCollectionExtensions.AddRazorComponents
:This enables Blazor WebView applications to use persistent component state just like server-side and WebAssembly applications.
Testing
Added unit tests that verify:
PersistentComponentState
service correctly returns the State property from the managerFixes #62383.
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