Injection Scope Bug | NestJS | Page 1

I possibly found a bug. According to the documentation written here https://docs.nestjs.com/fundamentals/injection-scopes a provider is injected as a singleton instance with the Scope.DEFAULT scope. With the Scope.TRANSIENT should create a new instance every time. However by default in my application a provider is being constructed on every DI, so it reaches the constructor on every requested instance and with the Scope.TRANSIENT it only reaches the constructor once.

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#Injection Scope Bug