I have an abstract base class with several optional parameters:

```
abstract case class Hypothesis(
    requirement: Boolean = false,
    onlyDays:   Seq[Int] = Nil,
    …
) extends Something {…}

```

Do i really need to explicitly repeat all parameters *with the additional keywords `override val` on top*‽

```
case class SomeHypothesis(
    anotherArg: SomeType,
    override val requirement: Boolean = false,
    override val onlyDays:   Seq[Int] = Nil,
    …
) extends Hypothesis(
    requirement,
    onlyDays,
    …
) {…}

```

Or is there a syntax like

```
case class SomeHypothesis(anotherArg: SomeType, **) extends Hypothesis(**) {…}

```

I don’t even need `anotherArg`, just a way to pass all keyword args to the super constructor.

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I really like Scala’s idea about constructors, but if there isn’t a syntax for that one, I’ll be disappoint :(