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fix(injector): resolve issue with Injector requires all annotations #188
fix(injector): resolve issue with Injector requires all annotations #188
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parametrize hardly makes sense if you only provide one parametrization, also the docstring and test name no longer make any sense. It might be better to refactor and merge some of these tests into more of a regression style test where you provide a list of source code samples and the expected output, similar to the TCXXX test cases. That way it will also be easier to cover all the different kinds of arguments (i.e. *args in addition to **kwargs, and signatures that use both
*
and/
in them)