This module is a joint effort to ease service configuration or to ease the way services are created in day to day applications.

The module serves 4 purposes.

  1. It Includes a list of patches needed to patch core so as to take advantage of the Symfony 3.4 functionality that is used in the ease of defining services in a module. The links to patches can be found in the composer.json file that is included in this module.
  2. It includes the ability to create service locators (or services subscribing to a number of services). This helps in lazy loading of a number of services compared to the current default way of injecting all services in the service constructor.
  3. It enables the ability to type hint services in the controller methods using argument resolvers.
  4. It includes a number of examples showing off how all these new Symfony 3.4 features can be used in Drupal modules. The examples can be found in the examples folder.

Note:
To fully test this module i.e including the examples, the user must do the following:

  • Patch core using the provided patches.
  • Install the "symfony/config:^3.4" package.

Not doing the above, PHP fatal errors will be thrown.

Project link

https://www.drupal.org/project/extended_container

Git instructions

git clone --branch 8.x-1.x https://git.drupalcode.org/project/extended_container.git

PAReview checklist

https://pareview.sh/pareview/https-git.drupal.org-project-extended_conta...

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Status: Needs review » Closed (duplicate)
Related issues: +#3101493: [D8] Symfony validation message translation

We just accept applications from users who don't have the vetted role. Any application created after the role is given is closed as Closed (duplicate) (if a previous application is found) or Closed (won't fix).

The purpose of these applications is not reviewing every project users create, but reviewing a single project created from users who aren't vetted users to make them able to opt into security review coverage for their (past and future) projects.