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c# - .net-core Dependency Injection

I have a Generic repository which I want to register for DI, it implements an interface IRepository.

Normally I would create an instance of it like this:

IRepository repo = new Repository<Order>();

However I am trying to get up to speed in .net 5 ahead of release and want to get this working with DI, I have resorted to the following :

services.AddTransient<DAL.IRepository<Models.Order>, DAL.Repository<Models.Order>>();

But this feels wrong, I don't want 50+ lines in there one for each of the classes in my model...

I cannot find anything online about this, I know its possible with other ioc containers.. but as this is a learning project I dont want to use another container, Im aiming to do it all with .net5s native container.

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You should be able to register the open generic with

services.AddTransient(typeof(IRepository<>), typeof(Repository<>));

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