express-graphql scoped container not working

[amaia00]

Describe the Bug
I'm trying to use the scoped container future along with express-graphql. But I'm not able to inject the context on the classes decorated with @Service from typedi

To Reproduce

// index.ts

import { graphqlHTTP } from 'express-graphql';
import { buildSchema, NonEmptyArray, ResolverData } from 'type-graphql';
import Container from 'typedi';

// ...
const expressApp = // ...
const prismaClient = // ...
    
const schema = await buildSchema({
  container: (({ context }: ResolverData<Context>) => context.container),
  resolvers: env.resolvers as NonEmptyArray<string>,

  emitSchemaFile: '/some/path/schema.gql',
});

// Add graphql layer to the express app */
expressApp.use('/graphql',  (request: express.Request, response: express.Response) => {
  const requestId = request['requestId'];

  // get scoped container
  const container = Container.of(requestId);

  // building graphql context
  const context = { requestId, container, request, prisma: prismaClient.orm };
  container.set('context', context); 

  // Setup GraphQL Server */
  graphqlHTTP({
    schema,
    context,
    graphiql: true,
    formatError: (error: GraphQLError) => errorMiddleware(request, error),
  })(request, response);
});
// ...

I'm having the following exception when I try to access any endpoint under /graphql

Cannot get Connection with name "default" from the ConnectionManager. 
Make sure you have created the connection and called "useContainer(Container)" in your application before
establishing a connection and importing any entity into TypeORM.

Expected Behavior
To be able to inject the context on any @Service decorated class, like follows:

import { Service } from 'typedi';
// ...

@Service()
export class SomeClass {

  constructor(@Inject("context") private readonly context: Context)
}

Logs

err ConnectionNotFoundError [ManagerNotFoundError]: Cannot get Connection with name "default" from the ConnectionManager. Make sure you have created the connection and called "useContainer(Container)" in your application before establishing a connection and importing any entity into TypeORM.
    at getRepositoryHelper (/Users/amaia.nazabal/projects/andromeda/andromeda-api/node_modules/src/decorators/inject-repository.decorator.ts:20:11)
    at Object.value (/Users/amaia.nazabal/projects/andromeda/andromeda-api/node_modules/src/decorators/inject-repository.decorator.ts:138:35)
    at /Users/amaia.nazabal/projects/andromeda/andromeda-api/src/ContainerInstance.ts:355:37
    at Array.map (<anonymous>)
    at ContainerInstance.initializeParams (/Users/amaia.nazabal/projects/andromeda/andromeda-api/src/ContainerInstance.ts:352:27)
    at ContainerInstance.getServiceValue (/Users/amaia.nazabal/projects/andromeda/andromeda-api/src/ContainerInstance.ts:305:47)
    at ContainerInstance.get (/Users/amaia.nazabal/projects/andromeda/andromeda-api/src/ContainerInstance.ts:114:32)
    at /Users/amaia.nazabal/projects/andromeda/andromeda-api/src/ContainerInstance.ts:358:29
    at Array.map (<anonymous>)
    at ContainerInstance.initializeParams (/Users/amaia.nazabal/projects/andromeda/andromeda-api/src/ContainerInstance.ts:352:27) {
  connectionName: 'default'
}

Environment (please complete the following information):

• OS: MAC OSX
• Node 14.17.5
• Package version 1.1.1
• TypeScript version 4.4.2

[MichalLytek]

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