Dependency on a non-existent service "time.datetime_formatter"

[KevOutIngs]

Hello,

I'm experiencing a specific issue in my Symfony application related to the Dukecity\CommandSchedulerBundle\Command\MonitorCommand. The core of the problem is a missing dependency: the service is attempting to access the non-existent service time.datetime_formatter. This issue exclusively occurs in the production environment of my production server.

What's intriguing is that this problem does not manifest on my development server, even when Symfony is set to production mode. To mitigate the issue temporarily on the production server, I enabled Knp\Bundle\TimeBundle\KnpTimeBundle::class => ['all' => true],` in my `bundles.php. This workaround is functional as a tempory fix for now.

[Chris53897]

Related to #93

@kl3sk Maybe you can have a look? Make it optional would be the best option i guess.

In my tests in real project, i had that bundle installed before. So i can test if i will find some free time.

[Chris53897]

@GayKevin Does it work local if you run composer install --no-dev I guess you do use this or similar in production ? In env=dev or end=prod?

[KevOutIngs]

@GayKevin Does it work local if you run composer install --no-dev I guess you do use this or similar in production ? In env=dev or end=prod?

I have tried both in my dev environment and It was working. I'm not sure what's going on with the production server.
Maybe it's something on our side. I'm trying to find out what's going on with some tests
I'm going to let you know once I've more information about it

[kl3sk]

Hello,

I personally used KnpTimeBundle before the last changes I made here. And faced no errors.

This bundle require to use KnpTimeBundle but if it is already installed It doesn't matter. Unless a potential version conflict.

It also may be a composer cache error or corrupted. Or any recipes not installed or correctly installed.

@GayKevin please, if you find more information tell us back 😄

[ph538834]

Hello,
i experienced this problem in my dev enviroment while i tried to update to symfony 7. it only works when i explicitly enable the TimeBundle in the bundle.php

[Chris53897]

@kl3sk I guess we need to add an nullOnInvalid() or something like this in the service definition.
And make it nullable and handle that in the code. I suggest if it is null, to just show the date (instead of an better human readable format)

[Chris53897]

I did create a PR, but needs testing in real life app.
CI is failing unrelated because of dbal/4

[kl3sk]

@kl3sk I guess we need to add an nullOnInvalid() or something like this in the service definition.

And make it nullable and handle that in the code. I suggest if it is null, to just show the date (instead of an better human readable format)

It sound strange.

If the dependency is in the composer.json it should be installed if it is not already present from the root composer.json.

Edit: Why did I wrote package instead of composer 😄

[Chris53897]

I guess it is installed. But not present or activated in bundles.php. Probably as you already mentioned Or any recipes not installed or correctly installed.

Needs testing on a fresh symfony installation

[kl3sk]

Hum, good point.

Flex and/or recipes can be not present or activated.