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Removed afterResolving closure. #3
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| }); | ||
| $this->app->bind($details['repository'], function ($app) use ($details) { | ||
| $class = $details['repository']; | ||
| $em = $app['em']; |
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These changes will prevent multiple entity manager definitions being bound as $app['em'] is the default. That is why afterResolving was used so that the DoctrineRegistry was available to be able to bind the correct repository. I have a feeling that more changes will be necessary to support >5.5.
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The dependency injection of repos was throwing resolution exceptions. This fixes it for me, but not sure of any other implications. I think* it is breaking on Laravel 5.5+ due to the auto-discovery feature.