The new storage framework uses ComponentContext.inject() extensively.
Why is that? ComponentContext.inject() should really never be used. It
breaks IoC and DI patterns.
For example, in configure() of SwiftImageStoreProviderImpl it does
lifeCycle = ComponentContext.inject(SwiftImageStoreLifeCycleImpl.class);
driver = ComponentContext.inject(SwiftImageStoreDriverImpl.class);
Why not just do the below? It keeps the IoC/DI pattern and should do the
same thing.
@Inject
SwiftImageStoreLifeCycleImpl lifeCycle;
@Inject
SwiftImageStoreDriverImpl driver;
Darren
