[Console] Fixed support for Kernel as command #59979
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yceruto
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| $definition->addTag('container.no_preload'); |
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See line 54, where the $definition variable is redefined as the new command service
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Thank you @yceruto. |
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Currently, registering the Kernel as a command (see the example here: #59340 (comment)) results in an error:
I added the test case that highlights the issue and the fix (adding the
'container.no_preload'tag to the invokable service is incorrect, as it is not the command service).