Create beans non-scoped inside a scope, make any sense? Eg.: ```val module = module { scope<Ma...

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[Pedro Francisco de Sousa Neto]

Create beans non-scoped inside a scope, make any sense?
Eg.:

val module = module {
   scope<MainActivity> {
      single<FancyObject1> { FancyObject1() } 
      factory<FancyObject2> { FancyObject2() } 
   }
}

[Pablichjenkov]

I would say yes. You may not want to reuse the same bean instance in a scope. You may want to create fresh instances per request. Now, I see your point, why not place the factory globally 🤔 unless you want to limit the scope of the factory itself.
But yeah in practicality makes no much sense

[LeoColman]

Personally, I rarely split to different scopes

[arnaud.giuliani]

you can use factory inside scope for visibility purpose, to avoid expose this factory elsewhere

[Pedro Francisco de Sousa Neto]

If I want multiple instances for every get, factory will work.
And outside of scope, that won't work.

Yeah... now make sense.