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Components get booted immediately, before test setup is allowed to run. This means that items registered in the container from these boot files cannot be stubbed, before they are injected into other components that require them.
For example, the following setup will not work:
# config/system/boot/event.rb
MyApp::Container.boot(:event) do
start do
register('event_bus', MyEventBus.new)
end
end
# config/system/boot/component.rb
MyApp::Container.boot(:component) do |container|
use :event
start do
container['event_bus'].subscribe(MyListener.new, to: [MyEvent])
end
end
# spec/rails_helper.rb
before do
# Both :event and :component are already started at this point,
# so this setup has no effect at all if container memoizes the registered items
MyApp::Container.start(:event)
MyApp::Container.stub('event_bus', TestDoubleEventBus.new)
MyApp::Container.start(:component)
end
This behavior was already present in Dry::System::Rails, where the components had to be booted manually.
Components get booted immediately, before test setup is allowed to run. This means that items registered in the container from these boot files cannot be stubbed, before they are injected into other components that require them.
For example, the following setup will not work:
This behavior was already present in
Dry::System::Rails
, where the components had to be booted manually.Resources
https://discourse.dry-rb.org/t/different-behavior-in-finalizing-container-between-dry-rails-and-dry-rails/1129
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