"default" and "in" input attributes don't behave as expected.

[Ryan]

If I have an input that has both the default and in attribute, and I call the actor without that input, I would expect the default to be used. Instead I get a ServiceActor::ArgumentError because my lack of input doesn't satisfy the in: property.

Example

class MyActor < Actor
  input :word, default: "one", in: ["one", "two", "three"]
  ...
end

When calling this actor like MyActor.call, I would expect the word variable to be set to "one".

[Sunny Ripert]

Thanks for reporting this issue! It is now fixed and released in 3.1.2 ✨