In Laravel, Session has a SessionManager. This class has a __call() method to send all it's function calls through its driver: Store.
In the current code, $app['session.store'] is being used in the service provider. When we switched the session driver to memcached, $app['session.store'] wasn't loading all of the services it needed to use the session. We got an Exception.
When we switched this to $app['session'] and switched the type hint in Subscriber.php, everything worked fine. This is because $app['session'] uses the SessionManager instead of it's driver: Store.
We haven't tested this in Laravel 4.0 but it does resolve this issue in 4.1.
felipepodesta
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10 years ago
In Laravel, Session has a SessionManager. This class has a
__call()method to send all it's function calls through its driver: Store.In the current code,
$app['session.store']is being used in the service provider. When we switched the session driver to memcached,$app['session.store']wasn't loading all of the services it needed to use the session. We got an Exception.When we switched this to
$app['session']and switched the type hint in Subscriber.php, everything worked fine. This is because$app['session']uses the SessionManager instead of it's driver: Store.We haven't tested this in Laravel 4.0 but it does resolve this issue in 4.1.