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Eliminated an extra closing brace at the end of ServiceScopeFactoryExtensions.cs to clean up the code structure.

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  • Clean up ServiceScopeFactoryExtensions by removing a redundant closing brace at the end of the file.

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    • Fixed syntax error by removing an extraneous closing brace with no impact on functionality.

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Eliminated an extra closing brace at the end of ServiceScopeFactoryExtensions.cs to clean up the code structure.
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Removes an extraneous closing brace from ServiceScopeFactoryExtensions.cs to fix the file’s brace structure without changing runtime behavior.

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Fixes file structure by removing a redundant closing brace at the end of the extension class file.
  • Deleted a superfluous closing brace after the end of the ServiceScopeFactoryExtensions class
  • Ensured namespace and class brace nesting now matches the intended structure
framework/src/BBT.Aether.Core/BBT/Aether/DependencyInjection/ServiceScopeFactoryExtensions.cs

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This pull request addresses a minor code cleanup by eliminating a superfluous closing brace found at the end of the ServiceScopeFactoryExtensions.cs file. The change is purely cosmetic, intended to refine the code structure and enhance readability without impacting any functional aspects of the application.

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  • Code Cleanup: Removed a redundant closing brace from the ServiceScopeFactoryExtensions.cs file, improving code structure.

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@yilmaztayfun yilmaztayfun merged commit 305a299 into master Jan 9, 2026
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Removed an extraneous closing brace from a file in the DependencyInjection namespace. The change is a syntax cleanup with no impact on logic, control flow, or public API.

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Syntax Cleanup
framework/src/BBT.Aether.Core/BBT/Aether/DependencyInjection/ServiceScopeFactoryExtensions.cs
Removed trailing closing brace; syntax correction without behavioral impact

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This pull request removes a redundant closing brace at the end of the ServiceScopeFactoryExtensions.cs file. This is a correct and necessary change that fixes a syntax error, ensuring the code can be compiled successfully. The change is clean and effectively resolves the issue.

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