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security.acl.provider service not found #2524
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Oops my bad. This one is related to JMSSecurityExtraBundle |
Well, looking through code it seems like that service must be in. Maybe still a Symfony-related issue |
Do you use the ACL system of the security component? |
No, but previously my test worked without it... |
This should be fixed now: |
adding
to security.yml seem to fix the problem But it (or maybe update) breaks the existing Security configuration (in_memory provider, admin:kitten, etc) |
This shouldn't be necessary after you update the bundle again. |
I did. And removed the acl config in
|
That might be a different problem. What else did you update? |
Well, actually everything. =) Here is what is in:
All being updated to latest git versions. But is't only JMSSecurityExtraBundle and Symfony itself related to security component as far as I can tell. |
ok, downgraded everything to previous state Updated Do I need to report this to JMSSecurityExtraBundle, Johannes? |
Thanks for debugging, I've pushed another fix which should now put that to a usable state again: |
Confirm to work now. |
Thanks! |
Hi! After updating to latest version from github the error appears:
Seems like this service has been removed but it's dependencies not.
This one a critical since the service container compilation fails.
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