Inject empty array with @injectAll() in case of unregistered string or symbol token #64
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Closes: #63
This PR introduces the following breaking change:
When using
@injectAll('myToken') private foo: Foo[]
and when nothing is registered for the specified token, it will inject an empty array instead of throwing an "Attempted to resolve unregistered dependency token: ${token.toString()}" error.This is a breaking change because things that used to break (throwing an error) won't break anymore.
Also, it keeps the same behavior as before when the token is a class constructor and an array of a single instance of the class is injected.