see this example: ```class A() class B() val kode...

# kodein

[Greg Stepniewski]

see this example:

class A()
class B()

val kodein = Kodein {
    bind<A>() with provider { A() }
}

fun main(args: Array<String>) {
    val a: A = kodein.instance()
    val b: B = kodein.instance()
}

A Dagger2 equivalent would not compile, because there would be no “@Provides” matching the “@Inject”. Kodein will let it run until the injection attempt and then crash. I agree that with the debug messages provided it is easy to track down and fix, but it does not prevent the error in the first place.