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Adding a CLI to a Windows service

Yeah this seems like a IPC question. The crux of your question is "what is the best way to communicate between the CLI user interface, to the actual program". Now before I delve into the ...
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Adding a CLI to a Windows service

This is a classic separation of concerns. You have one use-case for a process that runs as a headless Windows service performing tasks. You have a second use case for a CLI tool parsing command line ...
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Adding a CLI to a Windows service

What you're describing sounds an awful lot like most DBMSes. For example, the MySQL Service process, mysqld, runs independently and does all the heavy lifting. It's Command Line Interface, mysql, ...
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C# DbContext with nested classes containing the Repository methods

This is basically the repository pattern (at least how I interpret the repository pattern). I use this exclusively for all of my work with data sources so, personally, I think this is a great way to ...
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Gradual upgrade of an inherited .NET Framework project

You will want to target .NET 8, which is the latest version. Using .NET 6 is not recommended because it is out of support (see Microsoft .NET and .NET Core Lifetime Policy). First, assess the project ...
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