Yes, Koin will unload things in order of its index. The onClose function could be predicted to a common component to help you clear resources.

A scope closure could help you trigger one function to close your resources.

I imagine here, more a shutdown process for the overall Koin app, no? 🤔

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I am running into the same problem as @smichovan where services are closed in no specific order. What is the recommended way to close services in the example that @smichovan provided? A short code example would be greatly appreciated.

I think that Koin should automatically infer order from dependencies relation. Plus it could throw an error in case there is a cyclic depenency so the orded is not possible to predict, the same as with dependency injection.

About predicting of order I'm also out in blue. My code is as follows:

fun Application.configureKoin() {
	install(Koin) {
			configureSqs
			configureSns
			configureConsumer
	}
}

Each of them registers a onClose handler which executes a println. The output in the console is consistent and always looks like this:

SQS closing
Consumer closing
SNS closing

It doesn't change if I switch order of configure statements.