allow specifying parameterized types in @Registration #937
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This is done by specifying a class whose direct superclass type is a parameterization of `TypeLiteral`. In this case, the type argument to `TypeLiteral` is an expected type, not the class itself.
Azquelt
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CDI meeting note (Feb 10): We discussed adding a javadoc example with the usage of this pattern. On second thought, I am not sure doing this alone is enough. We'd have to add a "standard" usage example and then this one as a special case. Otherwise it would stand out as a go-to option which is not the message we want to send 🤷 |
manovotn
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I do intend to add two examples indeed. |
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This is done by specifying a class whose direct superclass type is a parameterization of
TypeLiteral. In this case, the type argument toTypeLiteralis an expected type, not the class itself.Fixes #936