configuration with symfony 4.1

[schneidr]

I'm trying to configure the bundle with symfony 4.1.

After installing the bundle all I get on my site (previously authenticated with the regular Symfony\Component\Ldap\Ldap component) is an exception with:

Your configuration must have at least one domain.

Generating the config does not work:

$ php bin/console ldaptools:generate:config
  There are no commands defined in the "ldaptools:generate" namespace.

  Did you mean this?
      doctrine:generate

I manually created a config.yml in the config directory of my application, but it seems it is ignored.

When I try to debug the configuration the bundle is listed:

$ php bin/console config:dump-reference
Available registered bundles with their extension alias if available
====================================================================

 ---------------------------- ------------------------
  Bundle name                  Extension alias
 ---------------------------- ------------------------
  [...]
  LdapToolsBundle              ldap_tools
  [...]

But when I try to get more information about it's configuration, as described here all I get is:

$ php bin/console config:dump-reference  LdapToolsBundle

In AbstractConfigCommand.php line 108:

  The extension with alias "ldap_tools" does not have its getConfiguration()
  method setup

This is my first project with the symfony framework. I know a lot has changed with version 4, has the configuration management changed so much that the bundle doesn't work with it yet, or do I just have to place the configuration file in the proper place?

[lernhart]

Had the same problem with Symfony 4.1 and got around the problem as described:

Add the command as a service in config/services.yaml:

app.command.my_command:
    class: LdapTools\Bundle\LdapToolsBundle\Command\ConfigCommand
    tags:
        - { name: console.command }

The command will run, but it won't automatically generate the config for LdapToolsBundle.

You will need to create config/packages/ldap_tools.yaml on your own.
You can either put the result of the command above inside the config, or write down your config manually.