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ahh.. maybe we can rename to DNSProvider :)

Anyway, that's a good idea, trying ObjectGraph.plus() will try it.

On Sat, Mar 2, 2013 at 9:00 AM, Jesse Wilson [email protected]:

This is difficult to grok 'cause your Provider is different than
JSR-330's Providerhttps://code.google.com/p/atinject/source/browse/trunk/src/javax/inject/Provider.java
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One thing you could experiment with is ObjectGraph.plus(). Perhaps you
could build your application in two phases: build a small inner object
graph with everything you need during bootstrap, then build upon that to
create a more complete object graph.

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The one thought I did have that's worth making is that I generally think
it's not the best idea to turn objects used in the graph into @ Modules
as well. That is entirely feasible because of the annotative-nature of
dagger's configuration, but I think it conflates objects - makes objects
have multiple purposes that can really lead to confusion. So.. not
forbidden, but certainly not my personal recommendation. (If I"m reading
your description right).

On 2 Mar 2013, at 8:27, Adrian Cole wrote:

This is probably more a usage question than an issue.

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Just a heads-up @adriancole, as you may have seen with #196 fixing #188 we now explicitly are disallowing inheritance in modules.

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Thanks for the heads up!

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@JakeWharton thanks

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Closing this. It isn't really an issue but more of a discussion around best practices. The mailing list is a great place for this and probably will reach more users.

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