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It bounds the lifetime of scoped bindings between when the component is created and when it is destroyed.
Curious if there is some documentation for what happens when a component is destroyed? Is it released and garbage collected, or is there some lifecycle hooks you can subscribe to in a Module to cleanup?
I'm assuming not, but wanted to confirm because the specific use of Destroyed in docs, suggests something more.
https://dagger.dev/hilt/components.html
Curious if there is some documentation for what happens when a component is destroyed? Is it released and garbage collected, or is there some lifecycle hooks you can subscribe to in a Module to cleanup?
I'm assuming not, but wanted to confirm because the specific use of Destroyed in docs, suggests something more.
Similar to this question https://stackoverflow.com/questions/65741883/hilt-when-does-object-gets-destroyed-provided-in-applicationcomponent
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