function DrupalKernel::getContainerCacheKey
Returns the container cache key based on the environment.
The 'environment' consists of:
- The kernel environment string.
 - The Drupal version constant.
 - The deployment identifier from settings.php. This allows custom deployments to force a container rebuild.
 - The operating system running PHP. This allows compiler passes to optimize services for different operating systems.
 - The paths to any additional container YAMLs from settings.php.
 
Return value
string The cache key used for the service container.
2 calls to DrupalKernel::getContainerCacheKey()
- DrupalKernel::cacheDrupalContainer in core/
lib/ Drupal/ Core/ DrupalKernel.php  - Stores the container definition in a cache.
 - DrupalKernel::getCachedContainerDefinition in core/
lib/ Drupal/ Core/ DrupalKernel.php  - Returns the cached container definition - if any.
 
File
- 
              core/
lib/ Drupal/ Core/ DrupalKernel.php, line 906  
Class
- DrupalKernel
 - The DrupalKernel class is the core of Drupal itself.
 
Namespace
Drupal\CoreCode
protected function getContainerCacheKey() {
  $parts = [
    'service_container',
    $this->environment,
    \Drupal::VERSION,
    Settings::get('deployment_identifier'),
    PHP_OS,
    serialize(Settings::get('container_yamls')),
  ];
  return implode(':', $parts);
}
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