Currently it's possible to inject HttpRequest into a non-http service. This works only when the service is instantiated during a http scope injector when the the frontInjector has HttpRequest available. For the next request, the frontInjector changed, but the non-http service is still alive basically keeping the initial HttpRequest forever. We need to make sure that it throws when a non-http service has http-scoped dependencies.
marcj
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2 years ago
Currently it's possible to inject
HttpRequestinto a non-http service. This works only when the service is instantiated during a http scope injector when the thefrontInjectorhasHttpRequestavailable. For the next request, thefrontInjectorchanged, but the non-http service is still alive basically keeping the initialHttpRequestforever. We need to make sure that it throws when a non-http service has http-scoped dependencies.