Baking

Sometimes it may be possible to improve performance by baking reflection that the framework relies on. In Unity's top menu, select DI/Baking/Bake to bake DI data. The result of a bake is a C# class that defines calls to Construct methods of all detected injectable types.

Advantages:

• Possibly higher performance due to avoidance of reflection
• No problems with code stripping (because Construct methods become used by the DI data class)

Disadvantages:

• The need to frequently rebake DI data, which requires recompilation

DI Settings (by default, located at Assets/Resources) allow to configure the baking process:

• Use Baked Data - turns on and off usage of baked injection data. Given this option disabled, the framework will ignore any existing baked data.
• Baked Assemblies Regex - a regular expression for the names of assemblies, which will be used for baking. For changes to take effect, a rebake is required.