services.yaml >> factory-created service arguments are hinted as the class being factoried

[luispabon]

Given a class that is instantiated via a factory, the arguments part of the service definition refers to the factory method, not the class being generated.

However, the symfony plugin thinks otherwise - it thinks the arguments are for the class being generated.

I've created a repo illustrating the issue: https://github.com/luispabon/idea-symfony-plugin-woes

[Powerhamster]

I have the same issue with the common case of creating a service for a Repository using

factory: ["@doctrine.orm.entity_manager", getRepository]

[blowski]

As a hacky workaround to suppress the linting error, if you're using expression language, you can have an expression that returns a string. For example, instead of:

arguments: ['something']

you can do:

arguments: ['@="something"']