In Laravel source code Application.php what does this method actually do - public function registerCoreContainerAliases()
{
$aliases = [
'cache' => ['Illuminate\Cache\CacheManager', 'Illuminate\Contracts\Cache\Factory'],
'cache.store' => ['Illuminate\Cache\Repository', 'Illuminate\Contracts\Cache\Repository'],
];
}
Is it resolving dependency for the Laravel core classes like cache ? When we are passing the contract as an array eg. ['Illuminate\Cache\CacheManager', 'Illuminate\Contracts\Cache\Factory'] , does it mean that even if the contract ( which basically is an interface ) needs to be resolved then Laravel will inject an instance of the class given alongside in the array.
And what is cache.store and how is it different from cache. As I can see both resolve to different class.
via Chebli Mohamed
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