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# kodein

[salomonbrys]

Hi @streetsofboston The pleasure was mine 🙂
So, this really depends on the AppSessionScope and UserSessionScope implementation. I suppose they are using MultiItemObjectRegistry ? There's a clean method on it, to "clear" the registry, which makes all objects go out of scope.
However, this might not be necessary if the registry is only "held" by an object that goes out of scope. GC can take care of that.
Using a WeakContextScope can also be a way to not manually clean the registry.

[streetsofboston]

@salomonbrys Thanks for your reply.

The problem I find is how to make the UserSessionScope being tied to the AppSessionScope, ie when the old AppSessionScope releases its registry, the current UserSessionScope should release its registry as well.

In short: How to I scope a scope 🙂

I could do some odd trickery, but is there an ‘official’ Kodein way to scope scopes (subscope)

[salomonbrys]

Wow... Scope inception. No way to do that easily I guess. I had never thought about it... Just when I thought Kodein DI was done and I could focus on the next Framework component... I'll definitely be thinking about that for next release ;)

[streetsofboston]

Hahahaha… Welcome to bring you more work! 🙂

[salomonbrys]

@streetsofboston Spoiler : Kodein 5.4.0 will introduce sub-scopes.
https://github.com/Kodein-Framework/Kodein-DI/blob/737dffbee664277018ca5dfa4a4a7cdb921a2960/kodein-di-erased/src/commonTest/kotlin/org/kodein/di/test/ErasedTests.kt#L841

[streetsofboston]

Ha! Wow, you are fast!!!
Thank you!

[salomonbrys]

😉