How to forward arguments to parent class?

[binarygit]

I'm using the dry-initializer gem (trying to switch to literal) and have things setup this way:

class ParentClass
  option :collapsable, default: proc { false }
  option :collapsed, default: proc { false }
  option :icon, optional: true
end

class ChildClass < ParentClass
  option :label
end

With dry-initializer, any extra options passed to the child class are automatically forwarded to the parent class. So, ChildClass.new(label: '..', collapsable: '...', ...) is similar to calling super within the initialize method of the ChildClass. Is there a similar way to do this with literal?

I read the README and there's no mention of anything like this. Does this mean, I can't used literal in this situation?

[hangsu]

We use literal this way across our codebase and don't have any issues. It's a bit confusing with positional arguments but otherwise works great.

[joeldrapper]

How this works at the moment is instead of passing arguments to the super initialzer, the sub initializer just inherits all the properties defined on the super class.