FastAPI - Dependency InjectionHow do you correctly add a global dependency to a FastAPI app instance?APass a list of Depends instances to the dependencies parameter in FastAPI()BAdd Depends instances to the middleware parameter in FastAPI()CUse the @app.global_dependency decorator on the dependency functionDCall app.add_dependency() with the dependency functionCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Recall FastAPI app parametersFastAPI accepts a dependencies parameter that takes a list of Depends instances to apply globally.Step 2: Eliminate incorrect optionsThere is no middleware parameter for dependencies, no @app.global_dependency decorator, and no add_dependency() method.Final Answer:Pass a list of Depends instances to the dependencies parameter in FastAPI() -> Option AQuick Check:dependencies parameter expects list of Depends [OK]Quick Trick: Use dependencies=[Depends(...)] in FastAPI() constructor [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESTrying to add dependencies via middleware parameterAssuming a global_dependency decorator existsCalling non-existent add_dependency() method
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