You don't. Singleton, by design, is a single instance entity, so destroying it in one place would affect all the code that uses it. If you need destructible instances, don't use singletons.
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Hello Gudla,
You don't. Singleton, by design, is a single instance entity, so destroying it in one place would affect all the code that uses it. If you need destructible instances, don't use singletons.