Is there a way to control consumers and their dependencies lifetime scope?
I have a set of dependencies which is usual for web development:
- Consumer depends on Service1 and Service2.
- Service1 and Service2 depend on Repository.
Expected life cycle:
- Repository created
- Service1 created
- Service2 created
- Consumer created
- ..... some processing...
- Consumer disposed
- Service2 disposed
- Service1 disposed
- Repository disposed.
The results where confusing a little bit. When using autofac bootstrapper,
even Consumer.Dispose is not invoked (it is, when using CastleBootStrapper).
So my question is: is this behaviour by design? Are there some plans to add
lifetime control?
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