Last time I’ve been analyzing the performance of Laravel’s container. I’ve encountered that the application spends a lot of time building dependencies, especially for heavy endpoints. That was strange because I would rather expect the relevant logic should be the heaviest part of the request.
Some time ago I started wondering about the long bootstrap time of an application based on Laravel. I’ve started debugging and have figured out that this problem was related to the lack of deferred providers. It was strange because we’ve used a lot of deferred providers. After more debugging, we’ve found that AggregateProviders doesn’t respect deferred providers.
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What do you expect from the framework if the dependency cannot be created? Sure, it should be an exception, but I had an unpleasant surprise.