I use singletone classes, are injected by dagger. But if synchronized methods start running, but they terminates. But if I remove synchronization from methods, they run well. If I inject sungletone classes by dagger, I shouldn't use synchronized methods?
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Dagger and Dagger 2 singletons and scoped providers use internal double-checked synchronization. If you're writing a singleton @Provides method, it will be called exactly once in a synchronized environment, so you probably won't need to worry about it.
Unless your @Provides
method does anything thread-unsafe and is expected to be called multiple times, don't worry about marking anything synchronized
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