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Putting the tag in the PHP documentation is necessary so that controllers are marked as public to avoid a deprecation notice and also to wire them up the same way as controllers configured via xml or yml would be.
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$definition->addTag('controller.service_arguments'); | |||
$this->registerClasses($definition, 'AppBundle\\Controller\\', '../../src/AppBundle/Controller/*'); |
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It does not matter, but would it look better if we add the tag after the classes registration? i.e the same natural order that yaml
and xml
formats.
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But then the tag wouldn't be picked up inside registerClasses()
where the past Definition
instance is used as a prototype.
A very subtle bug fix. The best kind! Thank you Joe! |
This PR was merged into the 3.3 branch. Discussion ---------- Show controller tag for PHP configuration Putting the tag in the PHP documentation is necessary so that controllers are marked as public to avoid a deprecation notice and also to wire them up the same way as controllers configured via xml or yml would be. Commits ------- 4ab96f6 Show controller tag for PHP configuration
Putting the tag in the PHP documentation is necessary so that controllers are marked as public to avoid a deprecation notice and also to wire them up the same way as controllers configured via xml or yml would be.