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> only to eventually discover that there's only one class that implements that interface I mean, in this case it's literally: * right click on "someInjectedSe
by nwsm 6y ago
> only to eventually discover that there's only one class that implements that interface
I mean, in this case it's literally:
* right click on "someInjectedService"
* select "Go To Implementations"
and you'll be there.
Generally I do relate to the complaint though. DI makes your project feel like a "system" as opposed to a "program" (not that this is a bad thing or unnecessary).
- tonyarkles 6y agoThat's the simple case. When it's a big chain of injected dependencies and you have to untangle the whole thing, it gets annoying quickly.