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# C# /.NET Development
Check the nearest `*.csproj`, `Directory.Build.props`, `global.json`, and CI for `TargetFramework(s)`, `LangVersion`, nullable context, and analyzer policy before using newer syntax. Without an explicit `LangVersion`, the C# version follows the TFM (`net8.0` defaults to C# 12; `net6.0` defaults to C# 10, which lacks primary constructors and collection expressions). Project conventions win over these defaults, and raising `LangVersion` or the TFM to unlock syntax is a separate decision — ask first, don't do it on your own.
## Defaults
- BCL and existing NuGet packages first. Keep the app's existing choices: controllers vs minimal APIs, DI container, ORM, test framework.
- Nullable reference types stay on. Model absence with `?`; handle a missing result explicitly (e.g. return `NotFound`/`Problem`) instead of `!`. Never suppress a warning; fix it at the source.
- Async end to end: no `.Result`, `.Wait()`, or `GetAwaiter().GetResult()`. Pass `CancellationToken` through cancellable boundaries, including EF calls.
- Never let a singleton capture a scoped service (e.g. a `DbContext`); use `IServiceScopeFactory` or `IDbContextFactory` when a singleton needs scoped data.
- Validate request DTOs and message payloads at the handler before mapping to domain types; model binding alone is not validation. Return response DTOs from API boundaries, not entities.
- Bind and validate options at startup (`ValidateOnStart`); inject typed options instead of reading config ad hoc.
- Background services honor the stopping token; replace `Thread.Sleep` with a cancellable wait (`Task.Delay` with the token, or `PeriodicTimer`).