Wrong work of IDisposeAsync on shared perAssembly class when injecting into another classDataSource

[bazarniy]

Sorry, I don't know did you see my comment here so I duplicate it as new issue

In 0.24 you've added property injection into ClassDataSource classes. Thank you very much!
But there are wrong dispose call in perAssembly shared class. Here is code structure:

[ClassDataSource<MyFactory>(Shared = SharedType.PerClass)]
[NotInParallel]
public class MyTests1(MyFactory factory)
{
    ...
}

[ClassDataSource<MyFactory>(Shared = SharedType.PerClass)]
[NotInParallel]
public class MyTests2(MyFactory factory)
{
    ...
}

public class MyFactory : IAsyncInitializer, IAsyncDisposable
{
    [ClassDataSource<MyServer>(Shared = SharedType.PerAssembly)]
    public required MyServer Server { get; init; }
    ...
}

public class MyServer : IAsyncInitializer, IAsyncDisposable
{
    ...
}

I run MyTests1 and MyTests2 in one session:

• MyServer initializes 1 time (expected)
• MyFactory initializes 2 times (expected)

When ONE test class finished:

• MyFactory disposes 1 time (expected)
• MyServer disposes 1 time (unexpected!)

Expected: MyServer.Dispose calls only after disposing all MyFactory classes

PS: when inject MyServer into test classes dispose works correctly

[thomhurst]

How's v0.25?

[bazarniy]

@thomhurst Sorry I've checked on 25.21.
I have webApplicationFactory injected into test classes and shared per class. And I have ConnectionPool injected into webApplicationFactory with PerAssembly attribute.
Test classes has NotInParallel attribute.
So when test class finishes it start dispose ConnectionPool (perAssembly) then it dispose webApplicationFactory (perClass). So it should not dispose PerAssembly. Next test classes bangs

[bazarniy]

@thomhurst I will create another one bug, I have no permission to reopen