Why is my injected dependency object not the same instance in every module?

Using Unity, you do it like this (taken from MSDN on Lifetime Managers in Unity ).

Using Unity, you do it like this (taken from MSDN on Lifetime Managers in Unity): // Register a type to have a singleton lifetime without mapping the type // Uses the container only to implement singleton behavior myContainer. RegisterType(new ContainerControlledLifetimeManager()); // Following code will return a singleton instance of MySingletonObject // Container will take over lifetime management of the object myContainer.Resolve().

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