Wrong interceptor is chosen when multiple bindings exist about ninject.extensions.interception

[scott-xu]

Released just now.

[BrunoJuchli]

Remark: The issue is not dependent on using DynamicProxy or Linfu ninject extension.

[orient-man]

Thank you!

[grofit]

Not sure if this is related but if I use attribute based interception and have multiple implementations for the same interface it seems to apply ones from one implementation to another.

i.e

public class SomethingOne : ISomething
{
   [SayHello]
   public virtual void DoSomething();
}

public class SomethingTwo : ISomething
{
   public virtual void DoSomething();
}

Bind<ISomething>().To<SomethingOne>();
Bind<ISomething>().To<SomethingTwo>();

If I were to inject in a list of ISomething to a class, and get the SomethingTwo out of it and call DoSomething it calls the SayHello related interceptor, when one is not applied to that implementation.

[grofit]

Thanks guys

[grofit]

@scott-xu is this fix due to be released to nuget soon?