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Currently injector.apply(fn) doesn't tolerate missing services even if the target function has a default for the given argument or a value was provided by the caller. However, in this case the behavior of injector.partial(fn)() is often more desired. That is, if a value is provided by the caller or a function default, that can be used, and if no value is available the TypeError that results from calling a function with the wrong errors is informative enough.
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Currently
injector.apply(fn)
doesn't tolerate missing services even if the target function has a default for the given argument or a value was provided by the caller. However, in this case the behavior ofinjector.partial(fn)()
is often more desired. That is, if a value is provided by the caller or a function default, that can be used, and if no value is available the TypeError that results from calling a function with the wrong errors is informative enough.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: