Disable PrivateServiceRule when the class implements ServiceSubscriberInterface #19
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Merged as c340de8, thanks! |
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I have a lot of violations
Service "X" is private.when extending theAbstractControllerwhich implements theServiceSubscriberInterface.When implementing this interface, the service receive a special container with the services listed by the method
getSubscribedServices.I think the PrivateServiceRule should be disabled in this case.
(For details: https://symfony.com/doc/current/service_container/service_subscribers_locators.html)