fix(core): context.path is now typed correctly#3303
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Summary
Currently
app.service()is typed to all the registered services, and sincecontext.pathis just a string doingapp.service(context.path)in a hook leads to an error that string is not assignable to<list of schemas>This issue resolve that by allow
context.pathto check against the service provided in theHookContext. IfHookContextis not typed with a service, it will default back to all services.If you create a hook in your user service. Where the
context.pathshould always beuser. It should not be typed as suchIf you create a global hook,
context.pathwill be a intersection of all your registered services.