myScopeContainerObject.scope.close() is not working?

Describe the bug Koin version: 2.1.5

myScopeContainerObject.scope.close() behave differently from

val scope = myScopeContainerObject.scope
scope.close

To Reproduce I have an the below scope Object

scope<MyObject> {
    scoped { Presenter() }
}

When I close it, getting it on will crash as expected.

val myScope = myObject.scope
val presenter = myScope.get<Presenter>(Presenter::class.java)
myScope.close()
val presenter2 = myScope.get<Presenter>(Presenter::class.java) // Crash here.

However if I don’t assign out, but close it too. It still works.

val presenter = myObject.scope.get<Presenter>(Presenter::class.java)
myObject.scope.close()
val presenter2 = myObject.scope.get<Presenter>(Presenter::class.java) 
// presenter1 == presenter2

I still can get my presenter the same copy as I get before I close it.

I think there’s a bug somewhere.

More description in https://stackoverflow.com/questions/61321896/koin-why-after-myobject-scope-close-it-still-works

[arnaudgiuliani]

.scope is more a shortcut for getOrCreateScope for the given instance

[elye]

After trying further, the myObject.scope.close() do work. And the previously assigned myScope will not work anymore. Just that when one perform myObject.scope, it will generate a new one.

This make sense. One just have to be careful, else it will be confusing. Closing the issue.