[mrec]

And one obvious refinement of the `Env`/`Context` God-dependency pattern is to have it implement a bunch of fine-grained interfaces for subsets of the dependencies it aggregates, so that you can both reduce plumbing (only one thing to inject) and still make it clear which specific dependencies a given call might use.

[DaiPlusPlus]

How would you manage scoped lifetimes and transient objects using the Env/Context pattern?

[eternalban]

I creatd a minimal framework in C++ in mid '90s around the concept of Contextual Objects. Child contexts can be used to affect life-cycle scopes. In this approach, the virtual construct of a 'containment context' allows for managed life-cycles, at an aggregate level. Delete the context and all child objects (recursively) are deleted as well.