Adding Lists: Value Type

Hey @StjepanPetrovic!

Hmm. To debug, let's first ask our app to show us all of the services that have the netgen_layouts.query_type_handler tag on it:

php bin/console debug:container --tag=netgen_layouts.query_type_handler

In my app, I see something like this:

 -------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  Service ID                                                           type                    Class name
 -------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  App\Layouts\LatestRecipeQueryTypeHandler                             latest_recipes          App\Layouts\LatestRecipeQueryTypeHandler
   (same service as previous, another tag)
  netgen_layouts.contentful.collection.query_type_handler.search       contentful_search       Netgen\Layouts\Contentful\Collection\QueryType\Handler\ContentfulSearchHandler
  netgen_layouts.contentful.collection.query_type.handler.references   contentful_references   Netgen\Layouts\Contentful\Collection\QueryType\Handler\ContentfulReferencesHandler
 -------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Do you see your service there? If not is your service being autowired (most are unless you have some special setup)? Does that AutoconfigureTag class exist in your app (I'm making sure your Symfony version is new enough for this).

Cheers!

Hey @weaverryan, here I am!

When I run: php bin/console debug:container --tag=netgen_layouts.query_type_handler I got the same error:
Query type handler for "latest_recipes" query type does not exist., so I don't see service here.

Also, when I run: php bin/console cache:clear I got the same error.

I have taken your starting source code and I am following steps in order like in your tutorials - you can check my code on my Github.
AutoconfigureTag exists in my app - my Symfony version is 5.4.22 and Symfony CLI version is 5.5.2.

Hey @StjepanPetrovic!

Ah, my apologies - I see now that the error comes from during container compilation! So you're right that even the debugging tools won't work to help us :). You can try this instead:

A) Comment-out the latest_recipes query type. Then verify that running bin/console cache:clear once again works. We're temporarily removing the problem so that our debugging tools work.

B) NOW try php bin/console debug:container --tag=netgen_layouts.query_type_handler. Do you see your service in this list?

You can also try running php bin/console debug:container LatestRecipeQueryTypeHandler - that should find your service (we're not giving the full service name, but it should search and find your service). Do you see it? And does the service definition have any tags on it?

Let me know!

Cheers!

Hey @weaverryan!

Somehow I got rid of that error... Here is the steps I did:

• Like you said, I commented-out the latest_recipes query type. Everything was working now.
• Like you said, I run php bin/console debug:container --tag=netgen_layouts.query_type_handler but I didn't saw my service in the list. Also I didn't find my servie with php bin/console debug:container LatestRecipeQueryTypeHandler
• I uncomment the latest_recipes query type. Expected, I was getting the error.
• Then I tried tagging the Query Type Handler Class on different way which I saw here in comment by @Tasatko. In config/services.yaml I added this code below:

    class: 'App\Layouts\LatestRecipeQueryTypeHandler'
    tags:
      - { type: 'latest_recipes', name: 'netgen_layouts.query_type_handler' }
  

  and in src/Layouts/LatestRecipeQueryTypeHandler.php I commented-out this:

  use Symfony\Component\DependencyInjection\Attribute\AutoconfigureTag;
  #[AutoconfigureTag('netgen_layouts.query_type_handler', ['type' => 'latest_recipes'])]
  

  After adding this I was not getting the error, everything was working and when I clicked on Grid block I could chose between manual or dynamic collection.

• Because I wanted to do tagging with newest way, I again tried uncommenting:

  use Symfony\Component\DependencyInjection\Attribute\AutoconfigureTag;
  #[AutoconfigureTag('netgen_layouts.query_type_handler', ['type' => 'latest_recipes'])]
  

  and commenting-out:

    class: 'App\Layouts\LatestRecipeQueryTypeHandler'
    tags:
      - { type: 'latest_recipes', name: 'netgen_layouts.query_type_handler' }
  

aaaand in some reason everythink is working. I don't know what was the problem. :)

Haha, wow. That was very procedural to get that going! My best guess is that you had some phantom caching issue. When you create a new file/class, Symfony's container should notice the new class and rebuild the container so that the new class can be registered as a service. For some reason, I think that wasn't happening for you. By updating services.yaml, that triggered a container rebuild... where it probably, finally, noticed your new class/service. So, later, when you re-added the #[AutoconfigureTag] attribute, now it saw that and applied it.

Just a guess - I wouldn't worry too much about it - glad it's working!

Cheers!

Yes! Thank you!
Cheers!

Haha, I know, right? These features have been coming so fast and steady that it's hard to keep up (even for me, and it's my job). I LOVE AutoconfigureTag

Cheers!