"Missing service" warning on service names with capital letters

[marcverney]

Hi,

I get "Missing service" warnings in PHPStorm when using service names containing capital letters, even though the case correspond to the one used in the services.yml file. The problem looks similar to a previously reported issue concerning YML parameters.

Example:

# src/Acme/ExtranetBundle/Resources/config/services.yml
acme_extranet.myFriends:
    class: Acme\ExtranetBundle\Services\MyFriends\MyFriendsService
    arguments: [ @service_container ]

The service name gets lowercased in the xml container file (see @stof's comment in the above mentioned related issue)

<!-- app/cache/dev/appDevDebugProjectContainer.xml -->
<service id="acme_extranet.myfriends" class="Acme\ExtranetBundle\Services\MyFriends\MyFriendsService">
  <argument type="service" id="service_container"/>
</service>

In my Controller, the "correctly cased" service is marked as missing by PHPStorm:

// src/Acme/ExtranetBundle/Controller/MyController.php
$listFriends = $this->get('acme_extranet.myFriends'); // missing service warning

If I change the F for an f, the warning disappears.

Thanks, by the way, for a great plugin!

Using:
PHPStorm 8.0.3
Symfony2 Plugin 0.11.93

[stof]

the plugin should be aware that service ids are lowercased and so that the service is not missing.

However, I also suggest adding a warning saying that it is better to use the lowercase id to access the service: it is faster (especially in recent Symfony version as additional optimizations have been done for the normal code path so that using the real id does not have any overhead associated to the case-insensitivity support)