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Update Dagger version and usage to reduce overhead.#23
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Update Dagger version and usage to reduce overhead.#23wsargent merged 1 commit intoplayframework:2.6.xfrom JakeWharton:jw/2017-06-23/idiomatic-dagger
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* Abstract modules do not require Dagger to create instance. * Stateless providers can be made static. * Using `@BindsInstance` places an instance into the graph without requiring a module instance. * Remove scoping from bindings which don't need it.
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@BindsInstanceplaces an instance into the graph without requiring a module instance.