properly set the bean name for factory generated state machines
- testing: added test case for dynamic generated id - docs: update documentation - fix: Support @WithStateMachine for machines generated using either empty id or dynamically generated id - Fixes #940
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@@ -48,6 +48,11 @@ include::samples/DocsConfigurationSampleTests4.java[tags=snippetAAAA]
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When using StateMachineFactory to generate state machines the state machine using dynamic provided `id`, bean name will default to `stateMachine` it's not possible to use `@WithStateMachine (id = "some-id")` since `id` is only known at runtime.
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In such a cases, use either `@WithStateMachine` or `@WithStateMachine(name = "stateMachine")` and all state machines generated by the factory will be atached to your bean or beans.
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You can also use `@WithStateMachine` as a meta-annotation, as shown
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in the preceding example. In this case, you could annotate your bean with `WithMyBean`.
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The following example shows how to do so:
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