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Class Modules, OverriddenModuleBuilder override(Iterable<Module>)

Returns a builder that creates a module that overlays override modules over the given modules. If a key is bound in both sets of modules, only the binding from the override modules is kept. If a single PrivateModule is supplied or all elements are from a single PrivateBinder, then this will overwrite the private bindings. Otherwise, private bindings will not be overwritten unless they are exposed. This can be used to replace the bindings of a production module with test bindings:
 Module functionalTestModule
     = Modules.override(getProductionModules()).with(getTestModules());
 

Prefer to write smaller modules that can be reused and tested without overrides. @param modules the modules whose bindings are open to be overridden

Class Modules, OverriddenModuleBuilder override(Module[])

Returns a builder that creates a module that overlays override modules over the given modules. If a key is bound in both sets of modules, only the binding from the override modules is kept. If a single PrivateModule is supplied or all elements are from a single PrivateBinder, then this will overwrite the private bindings. Otherwise, private bindings will not be overwritten unless they are exposed. This can be used to replace the bindings of a production module with test bindings:
 Module functionalTestModule
     = Modules.override(new ProductionModule()).with(new TestModule());
 

Prefer to write smaller modules that can be reused and tested without overrides. @param modules the modules whose bindings are open to be overridden