Great example, but is that correct to inject the activityInjector() from user manager in the application class.
@Override
public AndroidInjector<Activity> activityInjector() {
return userManager.activityInjector();
}
In case of multiple sub components, should we not use the injector from the manager which built the component for that scoped activity. In this example login should have used the application component injector and the home activity could use the android injector from user manager.
Great example, but is that correct to inject the activityInjector() from user manager in the application class.
In case of multiple sub components, should we not use the injector from the manager which built the component for that scoped activity. In this example login should have used the application component injector and the home activity could use the android injector from user manager.