Invalid argument key "nameOfTheArgument" found symfony3 (Extending an abstract service) - php

Question

I'm getting the error invalid argument key "articleBuilder", when I launch a console command from symfony3.
I have extended an abstract service, and I'm including the configurations and the classes code that I have used.
Given as the configuration of my parent class service:
app.service.user.access_controller:
abstract: true
class: '%app.service.user.access_controller.class%'
arguments:
currentUser: "#=service('security.token_storage').getToken().getUser()"
userRoleProvider: '#app.repository.user.user_role_repository'
Where this is the parent service class:
<?php
namespace AppBundle\Service\User;
use AppBundle\Exception\User\AccessControlException;
use AppBundle\ModelInterface\User\OwnableInterface;
use AppBundle\ModelInterface\User\UserInterface;
use AppBundle\ServiceInterface\User\UserRoleProviderInterface;
/**
* Class AccessController
* #package AppBundle\Service\User
*/
abstract class AccessController
{
/** #var UserInterface */
protected $currentUser;
/** #var UserRoleProviderInterface */
protected $userRoleProvider;
/**
* AccessControlledService constructor.
* #param UserInterface $currentUser
* #param UserRoleProviderInterface $userRoleProvider
*/
public function __construct(UserInterface $currentUser, UserRoleProviderInterface $userRoleProvider)
{
$this->currentUser = $currentUser;
$this->userRoleProvider = $userRoleProvider;
}
And where this is my child service definition:
app.controller.article.article_json_api_controller:
class: '%app.controller.article.article_json_api_controller.class%'
parent: 'app.service.user.access_controller'
arguments:
articleBuilder: '#app.service.article.doctrine_orm.article_entity.builder'
articlePersister: '#app.service.article.doctrine_orm.article_entity.persister'
articleProvider: '#app.repository.article.article_repository'
articleUpdater: '#app.service.article.updater'
articleDestroyer: '#app.service.article.doctrine_orm.article_entity.destroyer'
languageProvider: '#app.repository.language.language_repository'
sectionBuilder: '#app.service.article.doctrine_orm.article_section_entity.builder'
sectionUpdater: '#app.service.article.article_section.updater'
And this is my child service class:
class ArticleJsonApiController extends AccessController
{
/** #var UserInterface */
private $currentUser;
/** #var ArticleBuilderInterface */
private $articleBuilder;
/** #var ArticlePeristerInterface */
private $articlePersister;
/** #var ArticleProviderInterface */
private $articleProvider;
/** #var ArticleUpdaterInterface */
private $articleUpdater;
/** #var ArticleDestroyerInterface */
private $articleDestroyer;
/** #var LanguageProviderInterface */
private $languageProvider;
/** #var ArticleSectionBuilderInterface */
private $sectionBuilder;
/** #var ArticleSectionUpdaterInterface */
private $sectionUpdater;
/**
* ArticleJsonApiController constructor.
*
* #param UserInterface $currentUser
* #param UserRoleProviderInterface $userRoleProvider
* #param ArticleBuilderInterface $articleBuilder
* #param ArticlePeristerInterface $articlePersister
* #param ArticleProviderInterface $articleProvider
* #param ArticleUpdaterInterface $articleUpdater
* #param ArticleDestroyerInterface $articleDestroyer
* #param LanguageProviderInterface $languageProvider
* #param ArticleSectionBuilderInterface $sectionBuilder
* #param ArticleSectionUpdaterInterface $sectionUpdater
*/
public function __construct(
UserInterface $currentUser,
UserRoleProviderInterface $userRoleProvider,
ArticleBuilderInterface $articleBuilder,
ArticlePeristerInterface $articlePersister,
ArticleProviderInterface $articleProvider,
ArticleUpdaterInterface $articleUpdater,
ArticleDestroyerInterface $articleDestroyer,
LanguageProviderInterface $languageProvider,
ArticleSectionBuilderInterface $sectionBuilder,
ArticleSectionUpdaterInterface $sectionUpdater
) {
parent::__construct($currentUser, $userRoleProvider);

Answer 1

I believe the problem does not lie with articleBuilder itself, but rather with your intention to define the arguments as an associative array.
If I am not mistaken, when dealing with parent services, you have at your disposal a special index_N key which serves to override the value of some argument already defined in your parent service. Therefor, I think, you need to define your argument in way that looks like this:
app.controller.article.article_json_api_controller:
class: '%app.controller.article.article_json_api_controller.class%'
parent: 'app.service.user.access_controller'
arguments:
- '#app.service.article.doctrine_orm.article_entity.builder'
- '#app.service.article.doctrine_orm.article_entity.persister'
- '#app.repository.article.article_repository'
- '#app.service.article.updater'
- '#app.service.article.doctrine_orm.article_entity.destroyer'
- '#app.repository.language.language_repository'
- '#app.service.article.doctrine_orm.article_section_entity.builder'
- '#app.service.article.article_section.updater'
Hope this helps a bit...

Answer 2

I think you misunderstood what parent services are. AFAIK you're trying to map 1-to-1 your parent abstract class as an abstract service, but parent services are used differently in Symfony, i.e. to manage common dependencies for several classes.
Reference: How to Manage Common Dependencies with Parent Services - Symfony docs