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With #475 (PR for #332) we introduced the possibility to use a new annotation @Initialize to mark a method in a viewModel so that it is invoced after injection of dependencies is done.
However, the first implementation in #475 only supports a single method with this annotation. Additionally, an existing public void initialize method was ignored when a method with the new annotation is present.
These limitations aren't useful or needed. We should support multiple initializer methods and the combination with the existing naming convention.
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With #475 (PR for #332) we introduced the possibility to use a new annotation
@Initialize
to mark a method in a viewModel so that it is invoced after injection of dependencies is done.However, the first implementation in #475 only supports a single method with this annotation. Additionally, an existing
public void initialize
method was ignored when a method with the new annotation is present.These limitations aren't useful or needed. We should support multiple initializer methods and the combination with the existing naming convention.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: