Josiah Noel

duplicating all the test files will surely work, but it's pretty unsightly.

Inject is already pretty fast for wiring compared to other DI frameworks, for what purpose do you need lazy beans?

Rob [also answered this in another issue](https://github.com/avaje/avaje-inject/issues/165#issuecomment-981214024)

Tried using the [Provider Interface](https://avaje.io/inject/#provider)? you can wire a bean provider for cases where you don't want to immediately instantiate.

you could make a utility method to convert a supplier to a cached value. (btw you can also use `Supplier` if you like instead of `Provider`) ```java public static Supplier...

> Of course, for example: try adding `@Secondary` to your factory beans. If I'm reading this right it should lazy load.

@DaiYuANg just saying, 9.12-RC1 is in maven central so you can give this a try

changed, but do you think it is a worthy Idea?

I know bro, I found these libs purely by chance, and I've been totally sold on them.

When the next JSON benchmark runs I was planning on posting about jsonb