Testing/Overriding Modules
See original GitHub issueApologies if this is a dup (couldn’t see an open issue).
Is there any standard way to do testing. Overriding @Provides
or extending module classes.
I know it was discussed by Jake at Devvox that it still needs fleshing out.
What are the current thoughts? This for me is the only real blocker. I can work around the limitations, but it feels like yak-shaving.
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