[Android] lifecycle scopes are broken: using injected components in onCreate throws IllegalStateException

[Pfoerd]

Describe the bug
java.lang.IllegalStateException: can't get Scope for FooActivity - LifecycleOwner is not Active is thrown when using any component injected from an Android lifcycle scope like activityScope/activityRetainedScope/FragmentScope in onCreate.

To Reproduce

class FooActivity : AppCompatActivity(), AndroidScopeComponent {

    override var scope: Scope? = null

    private val foo: Foo by inject()

    override fun onCreate(savedInstanceState: Bundle?) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState)
        createActivityRetainedScope()
        foo.toString() // Exception is thrown here
    }

Expected behavior
Using injected components of Android lifecycle scopes in onCreate is possible

Koin project used and used version (please complete the following information):
3.2.2

Detailed Analysis and Proposed solution
At this point of LifecycleViewModelScopeDelegate _scope = koin.getScopeOrNull(scopeId) ?: createScope(koin) was removed (as part of this fix). So there is no cached instance of the lifecycle scope that can be used in the getValue call and as lifecycle component is in onCreate state the if (!thisRef.isActive()) returns false.

[Pfoerd]

@arnaudgiuliani could you please have a look at this? This again blocks us from using Koin Android scopes :(

[arnaudgiuliani]

Sure, I'm on it 👍

[arnaudgiuliani]

Scope API has been reverted and fixed to not conflict anymore 👍
It should be better