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Not sure how this works in Kodein, but if you bind to the Concrete Class for example, and the constructor accepts the implemented Interface, your type check is == so will not bind. Is there an internal call you can make to Kodein to have it do the same logic it would apply?
Basically calling its instance<type>()?
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Not sure how this works in Kodein, but if you bind to the Concrete Class for example, and the constructor accepts the implemented Interface, your type check is
==
so will not bind. Is there an internal call you can make to Kodein to have it do the same logic it would apply?Basically calling its
instance<type>()
?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: