TermsPart.Record usage made before the delegate to avoid accessing a lifetime scope which is already disposed.

src/Orchard.Web/Modules/Orchard.Taxonomies/Handlers/TermsPartHandler.cs

@@ -60,13 +60,22 @@ private void InitializerTermsLoader(TermsPart part) {
             var queryHint = new QueryHints()
                 .ExpandRecords("ContentTypeRecord", "CommonPartRecord", "TermsPartRecord");
 
+            // Get TermRecordIds for each field before the delegate inside the for iterator.
+            // This avoids the TermsPart.Record lifetime scope to be disposed when executed, since ContentPart.Record is a LazyField.
+            var groupedRecordIds = part.Record.Terms
+                .GroupBy(tci => tci.Field)
+                .ToDictionary(g => g.Key,
+                    g => g.Select(tci => tci.TermRecord.Id).ToArray());
 
             foreach (var field in part.ContentItem.Parts.SelectMany(p => p.Fields).OfType<TaxonomyField>()) {
                 var tempField = field.Name;
                 field.TermsField.Loader(() => {
-                    var fieldTermRecordIds = part.Record.Terms.Where(t => t.Field == tempField).Select(tci => tci.TermRecord.Id);
-                    // Using context content item's ContentManager instead of injected one to avoid lifetime scope exceptions in case of LazyFields.
-                    var terms = part.ContentItem.ContentManager.GetMany<TermPart>(fieldTermRecordIds, VersionOptions.Published, queryHint);
+                    var terms = Enumerable.Empty<TermPart>();
+                    if (groupedRecordIds.TryGetValue(tempField, out var fieldTermRecordIds)) {
+                        // Using context content item's ContentManager instead of injected one to avoid lifetime scope exceptions in case of LazyFields.
+                        terms = part.ContentItem.ContentManager.GetMany<TermPart>(fieldTermRecordIds, VersionOptions.Published, queryHint);
+                    }
+
                     return terms.ToList();
                 });
             }