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Hey all. Got a question about structuring (_I'm re-structuring my project to use dependency injection and some viewmodels and encountering some issues.. with my brain_) if anyone has a moment.

I have a fragment that the user can open modally, after which they can enter a new name for a `label`, and then save it. Once saved, (or I guess, "committed" via the model) the name needs to be updated in several difference places within the application. Right now how I'm doing it is when the `label` is instantiated, it is added to a map which contains the label's string name, and a random UUID (to prevent issues with two names that are the same). I then set a listener on that map everywhere I need to update the name, and when I 'save' within the renaming fragment, I update the map entry with the new string, which then sets it elsewhere in the application. I'm trying to rewrite this using a ViewModel, but am unsure if I'm on the right track (or understanding it properly). I was thinking something like this? Is this the right setup? (Have some questions in the comments in the snippet)

Do I actually need to be using a custom Scope for getting the model within the RenameFrag?

I see I can pass a scope to the constructor in the find&lt;Fragment&gt; function. Maybe that's the way to do it?