I've seen the container pattern used in Symfony as a way to allow circular dependencies. If A requires B and B requires A, then one of those needs to require a container and resolve what it needs when it needs it, instead of in constructor.
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I've seen the container pattern used in Symfony as a way to allow circular dependencies. If A requires B and B requires A, then one of those needs to require a container and resolve what it needs when it needs it, instead of in constructor.