[6.x] Resolve class command via application resolution #29869
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No plans on changing this at the moment. I believe you can inject dependencies into |
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From a Laravel command, we can actually invoke another command using
$this->call(Command::class);or$this->callSilent(Command::class);. This allows developers to navigate through the code and identify where a command is used.Unfortunately, application resolution is not used in those cases and it makes class injection impossible. This PR replace the
new $commandfor a class resolution via the application.