When a single Zenject.DiContainer.Resolve produces an exception - all Resolve execution stops.
In my case, resolving one dependency brokes all next not yet resolved dependencies.
Could I have control over it? I want to let the resolving process to continue to resolve at least other dependencies.
P.S. I am talking about the case when on Start method Zenject resolving all dependencies. Not about manual calling Container.Resolve()
When a single Zenject.DiContainer.Resolve produces an exception - all Resolve execution stops. In my case, resolving one dependency brokes all next not yet resolved dependencies. Could I have control over it? I want to let the resolving process to continue to resolve at least other dependencies.
P.S. I am talking about the case when on Start method Zenject resolving all dependencies. Not about manual calling Container.Resolve()