```interface Logger { fun log(value:String) } context(Logger) open class A class B(): A() ``` ...

# getting-started

[smit01]

interface Logger {
   fun log(value:String)
}
context(Logger)
open class A

class B(): A()

Do i need a Logger context to create a object of class B?

[Gleb Minaev]

Currently, such snippet of code throws compilation error No required context receiver found: Logger: Ctx { class A } during `A`'s constructor invocation. So you should put B in `Logger`'s context. Thus, your question is resolved by itself.