Value injection, structs and constructors don't work together about poodinis HOT 3 CLOSED

At the moment you can't inject structs into constructors since they're seen as value types (data) instead, since by default they're not passed by reference. You can only inject classes via constructors.

Registration indeed works with primitive types, but then resolving will not since the constructor is deemed to be unsuitable for injection.

Is there a specific use case for injecting structs into constructors instead? Or did you expect Poodinis to simply skip the constructor as being suitable for injection?

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The concrete usecase is that I'd like to avoid using poodinis to wire my components in unittests. It would be a lot less boilerplate, to just pass the dependencies as parameters to a constructor, because a lot of them will be mocked anyways, so wiring is not neccessary. So I'd be ok with that constructor simply being skipped as suitable for injection.

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Fixed in v8.0.3

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