Symfony AutoWire multiple services same class

Starting with 4.2, you can define named autowiring aliases. That should work:

services:    Namespace\MyClass $serviceA: '@service.a'    Namespace\MyClass $serviceB: '@service.b'

With Symfony 3.4 and 4.1, you can use bindings instead - but that's less specific as that doesn't take the type into account:

services:    _defaults:        bind:            $serviceA: '@service.a'            $serviceB: '@service.b'

Another options is to implement the Factory Pattern. This pattern will enable you to create a service based on the arguments provided.

# services.ymlservice.a:    class: App\MyClass    factory: 'App\Factory\StaticMyClassFactory:createMyClass'    arguments:        - ['argument1']service.b:    class: App\MyClass    factory: 'App\Factory\StaticMyClassFactory:createMyClass'    arguments:        - ['argument2']

And your StaticMyClassFactory would look like this

class StaticMyClassFactory{      public static function createMyClass($argument)    {        // Return your class based on the argument passed        $myClass = new MyClass($argument);        return $myClass;    }}

You can still use the "@servicename" in the service.yml files, and so wire them by name/ Here's an example where I have a couple of different Loggers being wired into a service constructor.

# App/Subscribers/WebhookLoggingListener.php filepublic function __construct(    LoggerInterface $logger,     LoggerInterface $mailgunLog{ }# services.ymlApp\Subscribers\WebhookLoggingListener:    arguments:        $logger: "@logger"        $mailgunLog: "@monolog.logger.mailgun"    tags:       - { name: kernel.event_listener, event: kernel.request, method: onKernelRequest

You can also bind them to variable names (in the services: _defaults: at the head of a services.yaml file, but if they won't be reused, I consider it better to keep the configuration more localised).