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Upon upgrading to Koin Annotations 1.4, I get
```Type org.koin.ksp.generated.KoinDefAndroidxLifecycleDefaultLifecycleObserver is defined multiple times```
I see that in two modules' `KoinMeta-[number].txt` files there's indeed this line twice:
`public class KoinDefAndroidxLifecycleDefaultLifecycleObserver`

But now what? When I run `gradlew :app:dependencies` I see that everything is using (or bumped to) Lifecycle 2.8.7.

```Type org.koin.ksp.generated.KoinDefAndroidxLifecycleDefaultLifecycleObserver is defined multiple times: H:\Ras BV\notes\component\purchases\build\.transforms\dbeaa89d56d413b01fe6de19a6cb2af2\transformed\bundleLibRuntimeToDirDebug\bundleLibRuntimeToDirDebug_dex\org\koin\ksp\generated\KoinDefAndroidxLifecycleDefaultLifecycleObserver.dex, H:\Ras BV\notes\component\security\build\.transforms\8e22201e3ee8b0193d459c405b136be2\transformed\bundleLibRuntimeToDirDebug\bundleLibRuntimeToDirDebug_dex\org\koin\ksp\generated\KoinDefAndroidxLifecycleDefaultLifecycleObserver.dex```

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The other definitions are all unique from each other

I found this issue that's similar: <https://github.com/InsertKoinIO/koin-annotations/issues/178>

I've opened <https://github.com/InsertKoinIO/koin-annotations/issues/204> for this

I figured the trigger for the bug is two different classes binding the same library interface, so I was able to fix the issue by not making the classes `A` and `B` have the observer internally instead of exposed as a type.

(Something like this: `private val observer = object : DefaultLifecycleObserver { /** Code here. */ }`).

I updated the issue with this workaround/fix (it's nicer to not unnecessarily expose that interface anyway).