Guice: Do injections require bindings or interfaces? Do we need to get an instance of the injector?

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    • Quickly looking over the docs, eager singletons might be a case where you need bindings. The @Singleton annotation seems to be dependent on the stage, lazy in DEVELOPMENT and eager in PRODUCTION, while eagerSingleton() constructs a singleton that is always eager.

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