The AddMinio method does not add the IMinioClient to DI correctly

[Maxaytt]

The server does not respond to any actions from the client.

I will describe my actions step by step:

I add minio server to docker compose:

further i added minio to di:

next step i added simple controller: for testing

i writed docker compose up. here are the logs:

next i send POST and GET requests to api:

the response should have been a list from one bucket, but nothing came
UPDATE:

I experimented a little more and realized that DI did not work. Instead of AddMinio, I tried to create a client object manually and everything worked

[Jamess-Lucass]

+1 I encounter this issue.

Current workaround would be to just new up MinioClient when needed and forget about DI

[Jamess-Lucass]

The root cause is that the factory is creating minio with SSL enabled by default.

Using DI will create the minio client using the factory (https://github.com/minio/minio-dotnet/blob/master/Minio/ServiceCollectionExtensions.cs#L47).

This will create the MinioClient with SSL as defaulted (https://github.com/minio/minio-dotnet/blob/master/Minio/MinioClientFactory.cs#L40).

@Maxaytt If you change your DI registration to the following

builder.Services.AddMinio(configureClient => configureClient
    .WithEndpoint(endpoint)
    .WithCredentials(accessKey, secretKey)
    .WithSSL(false));

Then it should work.

[Soulusions]

Running into the exact same issue with an identical setup, .NET 8 & DI, with or without WithSSL(false), with or without .Build(), I simply cannot get the minio client to do anything, even more frustrating is that it fails completely silently...

I'm currently trying to access the client using the following:

builder.Services.AddMinio(configureClient  => configureClient 
        .WithEndpoint("localhost", 9000)
        .WithCredentials(
            "realuser",
            "veryrealpassword")
        .WithSSL(false)
        .Build());

Injection fails with both a factory and the standalone client.