Symfony类区分大小写错误

Question

I'm new to symfony - just got an app up and running this weekend and playing around trying to get a sense of how to put stuff together.

I created a route with a controller and a template.

routes.yaml

test:
    path: /test
    controller: App\Controller\test::initialize

test.php (controller)

namespace App\Controller;

use Symfony\Component\HttpFoundation\Response;
use Symfony\Bundle\FrameworkBundle\Controller\Controller;

class test extends Controller {

    public function initialize() {

        return new Response("hello test");
    }
} 

Now I would simply like to rename my class such that it adheres to the convention of class names (capitalized).

class test {...} ----> class Test {...}

And the route would follow:

test:
    path: /test
    controller: App\Controller\Test::initialize  # test becomes Test

Simple.

But when I do this I get a runtime error:

Case mismatch between loaded and declared class names: "App\Controller\test" vs "App\Controller\Test".

I tried clearing the server cache. Dont really understand from where App\Controller\test is being read after having renamed all mentions of that class.

What could be causing this error?

Answer 1

For anyone having this issues, the above two comment solved my problem.

• Symfony requires that the controller filename match the class
• run rm -r var/cache to clear cache beyond that of the bin/console cache:clear commmand