Angular Controller Testing: check dependency injection is done right

Sometimes, often when refactoring a Controller - or also a Factory -, I end up passing my Controller tests but when my app is up and running it keeps crashing at some point because I forgot to add/update dependency injection.

With this I mean, let's say I have the following Controller where I used to have an oldDependency but due to refactoring I'm using a newDependency instead. I update MyCtrl.$inject with the new changes but I forget to update the dependencies passed to the MyCtrl function:

angular
    .module('my-module')
    .controller('MyCtrl', MyCtrl);

MyCtrl.$inject = [
    'firstDependency',
    'secondDependency',
    'newDependency' // this has been only updated here
];

function MyCtrl(firstDependency, secondDependency, oldDependency) {
    var vm = this;

    // My Controller's code
}

So what happens then? I go and update MyCtrl tests, where I actually remember to update the dependency object passed to $controller():

// MyCtrl testing code
var MyCtrl = $controller('VolunteerResignCtrl', {
    firstDependency: firstDependency,
    secondDependency: secondDependency,
    newDependency: newDependency
});

Because of this, all MyCtrl tests keep passing, so I think that nothing broke. But it actually did.

Could anyone tell me if this can be tested somehow and avoid my app failing for this reason in the future?