Hi!
There are some services marked as *synthetic *and some marked with some
"scope" (request service for example).
Here is the request service definition:
<!--
If you want to change the Request class, modify the code in
your front controller (app.php) so that it passes an instance of
YourRequestClass to the Kernel.
This service definition only defines the scope of the request.
It is used to check references scope.
-->
<service id="request" scope="request" synthetic="true" />
When I try to use a "request" service from my own service which has got a
Service Container inside I receive an Exception:
You cannot create a service ("request") of an inactive scope ("request").
Ok, I digged into Service container source code and found some methods for
entering scope. But after I do
$this->container->enterScope('request');
$request = $this->container->get('request');
I get another exception:
You have requested a synthetic service ("request"). The DIC does not know
how to construct this service.
What are those service types and how to use it? Is there any documentation
anywhere for this?
The request service is defined and then compiled differently than the usual
service. Why is that?
For my use case - how can I receive a request object inside a service but
not inside a controller?
I do not need to redefine Request class, just need to receive a request
object.
Thanks in advance!
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