Add MethodHandle support to @Inject constructors/field/methods.#1888
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This is the most complicated one since it uses a long tail of rarer features (InjectionListeners, member injection). But mostly it builds on established patterns so the trickiest part was actually getting the exception handling correct, luckily this is pretty well tested! With this there is enough to start broad based testing. Beyond this there are open questions about how to handle various member injection APIs for which I have left some TODOs PiperOrigin-RevId: 740475465
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Add MethodHandle support to
@Injectconstructors/field/methods.This is the most complicated one since it uses a long tail of rarer features (InjectionListeners, member injection). But mostly it builds on established patterns so the trickiest part was actually getting the exception handling correct, luckily this is pretty well tested!
With this there is enough to start broad based testing. Beyond this there are open questions about how to handle various member injection APIs for which I have left some TODOs