DryIoc cannot resolve my boolean instance?

Question

I try to register a class which constructor requires a few string, a ILog and a bool. All in my container is registered as a singleton (set as the default Reuse).

But whenever I try to get an instance of that class container.Resolve<AzmanAccess>(), an exception gets thrown.

Unable to resolve Boolean as parameter "accessAll" in Company.Common.Util.Authentication.AzmanAccess: Company.Common.Util.Authentication.IAzmanAccess {RequiredServiceType=Company.Common.Util.Authentication.AzmanAccess} as parameter "azmanAccess" in Company.Common.Util.Authentication.AzmanCustomAccess: Company.Common.Util.Authentication.IAccess as parameter "access" in Company.Common.Util.Authentication.User: Company.Common.Util.Authentication.IUser Where CurrentScope: null and ResolutionScope: null and Found registrations: skipAuthz,{ID=53, ImplType=Boolean, Reuse=SingletonReuse {Lifespan=1000}}} System.Object,{ID=25, ImplType=Boolean, Reuse=SingletonReuse {Lifespan=1000}}}

I register my class like this:

        container.RegisterInstance(_accessAll, serviceKey: AccessAll);
        container.RegisterInstance(_activeDirectoryDomain, serviceKey: ActiveDirectoryDomain);
        container.RegisterInstance(_azmanConnString, serviceKey: AzmanConnString);
        container.RegisterInstance(_azmanStore, serviceKey: AzmanStore);
        container.Register(Made.Of(() => new AzmanAccess(
                Arg.Of<bool>(AccessAll),
                Arg.Of<ILog>(),
                Arg.Of<string>(ActiveDirectoryDomain),
                Arg.Of<string>(AzmanConnString),
                Arg.Of<string>(AzmanStore)
            )));

and the constructor is:

    public AzmanAccess(bool accessAll, ILog logger, string activeDirectoryDomain, string azmanConnString, string azmanStore)

Where servicekeys (AccessAll, ...) are unique (tried with objects, then string).

What's going wrong?

Answer 1

The problem caused by the bug in DryIoc: Arg.Of does not recognize service key of non-primitive type.

Until bug is fixed the workaround is to change object service key to e.g. string, Enum type, or int.

Update: The fix is available in DryIoc v2.4.3.