"alesj" wrote :
| Yeah, I don't see what D is doing there, since it should be OK.
| It shouldn't matter that it is referenced by some other bean as its dependency.
| Which resolution you're talking about?
B does have a dependency on D, but it is resolvable. If you look at the
AbstractDependencyInfo.resolveDependencies code, it stops looping through the unresolved
DependencyItems as soon as the first unresolvable item is seen.
If all resolvable dependencies were processed and then resolveDependencies returned false,
only the two cyclic dependencies would remain for the error processing.
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