Comment #7 on issue 445 by [email protected]: Assisted-injection does
not validate that factory methods will work in TOOL stage
http://code.google.com/p/google-guice/issues/detail?id=445
In tool stage the only user-code Guice runs is Module.configure(). It
doesn't call
constructors, build singletons, or perform any member injections.
My preferred fix is to find a way for certain injections to mark themselves
as tool-
friendly. I like Sam's idea of just using @Toolable on a regular @Inject
method. I also
like a naming convention because it doesn't pollute the public API with an
annotation
that almost zero people should ever use. Especially since if they do use
it, they can
break tool stage.
Whomever wants to do the fix: take your pick (annotation vs. naming
convention),
add isToolable() to InjectionPoint, and wire in tool stage to perform those
injections.
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