With Component.Import check for public constructor #398
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So the DI class to wire the imported component will be in the same package as the component unless it has a public constructor, and then it can be put into a di subpackage.
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does this mean we can remove the new attribute I added to |
Well yeah I think we could actually. |
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let's toss it then |
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Ok yeah, makes sense cause we probably don't expect people to use it so yup - ok, I'll do that. |
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So the DI class to wire the imported component will be in the same package as the component unless it has a public constructor, and then it can be put into a
di subpackage.