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I have a bundle with a service MyBundle\SystemInformation\SystemInformation that I would like to include.
So I now edit my services.yaml and add an invalid exclusion rules, as I forgot the star:
If I now do a debug:container in the main application, it lists a non-existant service:
One thing to not here is that the original service is gone now. So maybe the dummy excluded service that is added due to #46279 just uses the wrong id?
How to reproduce
See above
Possible Solution
This will be fixed if #48606 is implemented. Not sure if this has more consequences somewhere else.
Additional Context
No response
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I catch this issue now too. I will say more, ghost services appear not only with a non-existent exclusion path, but also in general on any folder that we exclude. For example:
Symfony version(s) affected
6.2.1
Description
I have a bundle with a service
MyBundle\SystemInformation\SystemInformation
that I would like to include.So I now edit my
services.yaml
and add an invalid exclusion rules, as I forgot the star:If I now do a
debug:container
in the main application, it lists a non-existant service:One thing to not here is that the original service is gone now. So maybe the dummy excluded service that is added due to #46279 just uses the wrong id?
How to reproduce
See above
Possible Solution
This will be fixed if #48606 is implemented. Not sure if this has more consequences somewhere else.
Additional Context
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: