Fixed an issue where additional arguments where not allowed for hooks #136
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I will go ahead and merge this. Let's revisit this if it becomes a problem down the line. |
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This change makes it possible to use more arguments then what have been defined in the meta data for a hook, before we would get a reference error.
The question is if this should be something that we should allow or not, define more arguments than what have been defined in the meta data. In general I like the idea that the meta data aids us but does not limit us but one could argue that we should be more strict.
Thoughts?