The current AbstractManagerRegistry implementation provides abstract getService and resetService methods to allow subclasses to implement their own logic how to retrieve connection and manager services. However, with PSR-11 defining a lightweight container interface, I believe it's best to deprecate AbstractManagerRegistry in favour of a ContainerManagerRegistry that takes a ContainerInterface in the constructor and forwards all calls to the ContainerInterface::get.
A basic example implementation for this would be the ManagerRegistry provided in the Symfony DoctrineBridge: https://github.com/symfony/symfony/blob/master/src/Symfony/Bridge/Doctrine/ManagerRegistry.php. There is some dark magic going on with resetService, where we'd have to discuss how to best solve this. Not sure why we need resetting services, but again, this shouldn't be an implementation detail of an abstract registry.
This new class could be added in 1.2 with the AbstractManagerRegistry potentially being deprecated in either the same release or in a subsequent 2.x release.
The current
AbstractManagerRegistryimplementation provides abstractgetServiceandresetServicemethods to allow subclasses to implement their own logic how to retrieve connection and manager services. However, with PSR-11 defining a lightweight container interface, I believe it's best to deprecateAbstractManagerRegistryin favour of aContainerManagerRegistrythat takes aContainerInterfacein the constructor and forwards all calls to theContainerInterface::get.A basic example implementation for this would be the
ManagerRegistryprovided in the Symfony DoctrineBridge: https://github.com/symfony/symfony/blob/master/src/Symfony/Bridge/Doctrine/ManagerRegistry.php. There is some dark magic going on withresetService, where we'd have to discuss how to best solve this. Not sure why we need resetting services, but again, this shouldn't be an implementation detail of an abstract registry.This new class could be added in 1.2 with the
AbstractManagerRegistrypotentially being deprecated in either the same release or in a subsequent 2.x release.