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Mark the exik_jwt_authentication.encoder.default service as autowire default for JWTEncoderInterface #256

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weaverryan opened this issue Oct 20, 2016 · 2 comments
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Mark the exik_jwt_authentication.encoder.default service as autowire default for JWTEncoderInterface #256

weaverryan opened this issue Oct 20, 2016 · 2 comments

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First, congrats on 2.0! I'm looking forward to checkout out all the changes!

On KnpU, since we use this bundle, I just had one user mention a small change in 2.0 that I think we can make smoother. Specifically, we use autowiring on a service that has JWTEncoderInterface as an argument. With 2.0, this gives the following exception:

Unable to autowire argument of type "Lexik\Bundle\JWTAuthenticationBundle\Encoder\JWTEncoderInterface" for the service "app.security.jwt_token_authenticator". Multiple services exist for this interface (lexik_jwt_authentication.encoder.default, lexik_jwt_authentication.encoder.lcobucci).

Could we mark the lexik_jwt_authentication.encoder.default as the correct autowiring service for this interface? We would just need an autowiring_types key added to that service (http://symfony.com/doc/current/components/dependency_injection/autowiring.html) - this is done in other places, like MonologBundle to mark @logger as the default LoggerInterface service.

Thanks!
@chalasr chalasr mentioned this issue Oct 20, 2016
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chalasr commented Oct 20, 2016

@weaverryan Really, thank you very much for the help you given on this major version.
I'm glad to see you upgrading and I hope it will not be too much work.

About the autowiring types, it's indeed something good to have that I totally missed 👍
As you spotted the change has been made. I just tagged a v2.0.1 so you should be able to get it.

I have to remind you that this bundle now has a built-in Guard authenticator, greatly inspired from the one of your KnpUniversity lesson and presentation (I'm pretty sure it is the very same that the DIC was not able to autowire :))

Feedbacks from you and your collaborators will be greatly appreciated.

Closing as fixed in #257. Thank you!

@chalasr chalasr closed this as completed Oct 20, 2016
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Wow, that was so fast! And I already replied to the user (who just posted the comment this morning!). You rock :).

I have an issue internally to pull down 2.0.1 with our tutorial and make sure things are smooth - that'll be my chance to really test out the new version. I'm also excited to look at the authenticator - I will probably at least add a note so that users know that this is an option (versus building their own, which is a nice exercise, but not necessarily the best actual solution).

Cheers!

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