[9.x] Allow registering instances of commands #43986
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nunomaduro
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Sep 3, 2022
| @@ -273,6 +273,10 @@ public function resolve($command) | |||
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| if ($command instanceof Command) { | |||
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@freekmurze Can adjust the PHP Annotations of the resolve method, and add a test on this?
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Annotation adjusted. Like said in the PR description, I didn't find any meaningful tests for this method to build on.
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Right now, you can only pass class names (or an array of class names) to
resolveCommands. With the change in this PR, you can also pass instances of commands.This change is needed power this upcoming feature in laravel-package-tools. Under the hood this works by instantiating a command, dynamically setting its signature, and registering the instantiated command (here, and here).
I didn't find any relevant tests around this, so I added none. Happy to add a test if you point me in the right direction. I did manually test it in a fresh Laravel app though.