[ziml77]

I currently have to deal with DI at work. It's a pain. When everything works, it's nice to be able to just ask for something and have it with no extra work, but good luck when things go wrong. If the DI library throws an exception, good luck figuring out what you actually need to do to resolve it. Often it's because there's a cycle in the dependency graph, but the exceptions never give you any information about what the graph looks like. It also makes it stupidly hard to track down the sources of bugs. Figuring out what classes are being used to satisfy the dozen interfaces your class asks for requires either inspecting variables in the debugger or an annoying amount of digging.