Another puzzling issue

[j4zzcat]

Hi, I wonder why the following snippet breaks?

import logging
import dependency_injector.containers  as dic
import dependency_injector.providers   as dip
from collections import namedtuple

GuBar = namedtuple( "GuBar", [ "product_id" ] )
Milk  = namedtuple( "Milk",  [ "product_id" ] )

class CommonServices( dic.DeclarativeContainer ):
    logger  = dip.Singleton( logging.Logger, name = None )
    
    staples = dip.Callable(
        lambda id: (
            dip.Singleton( logging.Logger, name = id )(),
            dip.Singleton( GuBar, product_id = id )(),
            dip.Singleton( Milk, product_id = id )()
            # more products that need id for initialization
        )
    )

ShoppingCart = namedtuple( "ShoppingCart", [ "staples" ] )
class AgentServices( dic.DeclarativeContainer ):
    common_services = dip.DependenciesContainer()

    shopping_cart = dip.Factory( ShoppingCart, staples = dip.Factory( common_services.staples, id = "1234" ) )

# Test
cs = CommonServices()
x  = dip.Factory( cs.staples, "x" )
cs.staples( id = "y" )

ags = AgentServices( common_services = cs )

ags.shopping_cart() # <-- Fails here

[rmk135]

Hi @j4zzcat ,

Mostly the same reason as it was at #198 , but now in different place. I call what you do here "chained providers" (providers.Factory(providers.Callable(...))), but, frankly speaking, I haven't paid to much attention to it yet, so some things could be buggy. Sorry about that.

Fixed in 3.12.4.

Thanks,
Roman

[j4zzcat]

Thank you @rmk135 for the super-quick response!

[rmk135]

You're welcome :) Thanks for posting the issue - it really helps to make Dependency Injector better!