Default value persists if used wrongly about fastify-request-context HOT 3 CLOSED

@adriano-tirloni All that is stored inside the request context is a reference to an object. If you modify fields on that object, there is nothing that this library can do to prevent that - it is not instantiating fresh copy for every request. If that is a desired behaviour, you can store either a factory function instead, or some kind of an object with a getter, where said getter would be instantiating something new on every invocation.

from fastify-request-context.

I'm not sure what you are winning from storing empty object by default, btw. If you instantiated something inside request, you would have separate instances per request.

from fastify-request-context.

Yeah, I'm not actually using any default object.
I was just doing some tests to understand how the lib worked and I initially thought that it was instantiating a fresh object.

from fastify-request-context.