Decorate derived interface

[YuriiNskyi]

Suppose, I have this simplified model with the specified registration:

interface IExecutor<TRequest, TResponse>
{
    TResponse Execute(TRequest request);
}

interface ISpecifiedExecutor : IExecutor<SpecificRequest, SpecificResponse>
{
}

class SpecifiedExecutor : ISpecifiedExecutor
{
   ...
}

services
    .Scan(x => x
        .FromApplicationDependencies()
        .AddClasses(classes => classes.AssignableTo(typeof(IExecutor<,>)))
        .AsSelfWithInterfaces()
        .WithTransientLifetime()
    );

Works like a charm, everything is fine.

Things tend to get complicated, when I'm trying to decorate my executors:

services.Decorate(typeof(IExecutor<,>), typeof(LoggingDecorator<,>));

// returns decorated with LoggingDecorator
provider.GetRequiredService<IExecutor<SpecificRequest, SpecificResponse>>()

// returns NOT decorated with LoggingDecorator
provider.GetRequiredService<ISpecifiedExecutor>()

// if trying to decorate ISpecifiedExecutor
// throws an exception, when I'm trying to resolve ISpecifiedExecutor
// A suitable constructor for type 
// 'LoggingDecorator`2[TRequest,TResponse]' could not be located.
// Ensure the type is concrete and services are registered for all parameters of a public constructor.
services.Decorate(typeof(ISpecifiedExecutor), typeof(LoggingDecorator<,>));

Is there any way to decorate ISpecifiedExecutor with LoggingDecorator<,>?

[YuriiNskyi]

As far as I understood, if this test pass, it is fully satisfy my requirement, am I right?

[khellang]

Maybe. You omitted the constructor in question, so it's hard to say...