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I'm not sure what the syntax for this would be.
We can't use ref.invalidate(family(arg: value))
because some args may be required or have default values. We'd need something else
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This feels like we'd need some way to programmatically select a specific set of arguments, based on what family instances already exist.
perhaps something like
ref.invalidate(family.selectWhere((arguments) => switch (arguments) {
(_, 'foo', id: 1) => true,
(false, 'bar', id: 2) => true,
_ => false,
},
));
which would invalidate family(true, 'foo', id: 1)
, family(false, 'foo', id: 1)
, and family(false, 'bar', id: 2)
if they exist
This would presumably require querying the container for all existing providers for the family, and running it's arguments record through the selector, and acting that way.
One would have to wonder what would happen when you tried to read this selector. would you get a list of values?
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I do not want to expose a way to iterate over the existing arguments available, so I don't want such an API
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Closing as I don't want to expose a way to iterate over arguments (as this could very easily be misused)
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i dont think that "completed" is what this should have been closed as, but eh
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