Hi,

Given the scenario:

// Make a fresh context
genie.addContext('foo');

// Add a wish
genie({ magicWords: 'foo 1', context: 'foo', action: function () { alert('foo 1'); } });

// Remove the context, this deletes the context and wish, right?
genie.removeContext('foo');

// Add Context again with same name
genie.addContext('foo');

// Check contents of "new" context
genie.getWishesInContext('foo');

The "new" context after removing it has the item already in it.

I was expecting the second time creating a context of the same name for it to be empty.

The general scenario is using Angular UI routing's onEnter and onExit as I want to build a context for the page and add wishes to that context, based on resolved API data, but, remove that context when the user leaves the page.

I did investigate using the directive but I had similar issues of it not being removed from context when the page is destroyed.

I want to keep my "main" contexts clean of items on the specific page as this is a large system so technically the items cached could have been deleted by other people.

Any ideas?