Get the name of calling class
See original GitHub issueHow do I get the name / type of the class that’s trying to resolve a dependency, let’s say via ctor injection? I tried to resolve IInjectionContext
and StaticInjectionContext
in ExportFactory
but neither of the objects contained any useful information.
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The latest code line is released as a beta on nuget. I’ll probably look to do a non beta release in the next week or two.
Hi Gabriel,
I didn’t want to change the behavior of the default singleton so I added the functionality to something called deferred singleton. Check out this test.