Oh yes it does work. I, first, actually did `List&...

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Oh yes it does work. I, first, actually did List<String> and it worked. I then changed it to List<List<String>> to check and it failed. I wrote this little sample after having encountered this issue with a project I'm working on. The problem I assume here is that the injector expects Provider<List<? extends List<String>>> while the provider factory is of type Factory<List<List<String>>>. I'm not certain if these two types are incompatible though. Also, I don't know how tell Kotlin not to add wildcards and such.