How to use Serilog, Autofac and Service Fabric Actors together about autofac.servicefabric HOT 3 CLOSED

So we've confirmed today that the OnDeactivate method is being called on the Actor and that Actor no longer appears in the memorydump but I can't think of a way to remove the child logger from the memory.

@alexmg, @nblumhardt - would simply setting the ILogger to null work ? How about casting the return ILogger to Logger so I can run the Dispose method on it?

Maybe I'm getting hung up in the memory dump; if it's not in Gen2 it should be ok right unless (%) Timespent in GC gets too high.

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ForContext returns an ILogger which does'nt implement IDisposable that this logger does not have cleanup up even after the Actor is deactivated.

The loggers returned by ForContext don't implement IDisposable because they don't need any clean-up. If they're hanging around, it'll be because some other retained object is referencing them (or just that GC hasn't run on a high enough generation, yet).

HTH!

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Hopefully this has helped; if not, StackOverflow might get you an answer sooner.

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