Object/factory with with name __environments__ and type Set<String> is already registered inside GetIt.

[Pawelo93]

Hello

Im using two configuration of getIt, one in main project and one in other module. When both configurations meet, there is error:
Object/factory with with name __environments__ and type Set<String> is already registered inside GetIt.

It was working before on older version.

[escamoteur]

What do you mean with two configurations?
can you show me a bit more of your code?

[Pawelo93]

  configureModuleInjection(moduleGetIt, Environment.dev);
  configureMainInjection(mainGetIt, Environment.dev);

im trying to join two separate DI, in mainGetIt i need one class from module with all it dependencies

[Pawelo93]

Sorry I was missing
GetIt.asNewInstance()

[ReniDelonzek]

I have same problem. My code

    if (!GetIt.I.isRegistered(instance: HiveService())) {
      GetIt.I.registerSingleton<HiveService>(HiveService());
    }

isRegistered always returns false, and the second time I run this code, registerSingleton fails saying that this class is already registered

My get_it version: 5.0.1

[escamoteur]

@ReniDelonzek No, you have another problem :-)

What you are doing here

isRegistered(instance: HiveService()))

is that you create a completely new HiverService object and you ask GetIt if this is already registered, which never can be the case to this if always evaluate to true.
Using the instance parameter is when you want to know if an object you have is registered.
What you want todo is:

GetIt.I.isRegistered<HiveService>();

But I also would question why do you check this at all? Maybe there is a better approach.

Cheers

[ReniDelonzek]

GetIt.I.isRegistered<HiveService>();

Oh, it is work!

Sorry, my first use this lib, Alias, congratulations on the excellent work done on it!

My use case is as follows:
I have a function that is triggered by Firebase's onBackgroundMessage, so it runs in a new isolate.

The code that I run next depends on this service being registered correctly in GetIT. And as it is a new isolate, I have to register inside it

In this situation I have no way of knowing when this code is running for the first time (which would be the only time I need to register), so this conditional to know if it is already registered or not.

If you have any suggestions for a better approach that I can take, please, I would greatly appreciate receiving. Thank you!

[escamoteur]

Ah, understood cool Am 28.10.2020 15:42 schrieb Reni Delonzek <[email protected]>: GetIt.I.isRegistered<HiveService>(); Oh, it is work! Sorry, my first use this lib, Alias, congratulations on the excellent work done on it! My use case is as follows: I have a function that is triggered by Firebase's onBackgroundMessage, so it runs in a new isolate. The code that I run next depends on this service being registered correctly in GetIT. And as it is a new isolate, I have to register inside it In this situation I have no way of knowing when this code is running for the first time (which would be the only time I need to register), so this conditional to know if it is already registered or not. If you have any suggestions for a better approach that I can take, please, I would greatly appreciate receiving. Thank you! —You are receiving this because you commented.Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe.