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    Dependency Injection in Laravel Closure Commands

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    Dependency Injection in Laravel Closure Commands

    Laravel closure commands support dependency injection by type-hinting services in command parameters. Combine the simplicity of inline commands with powerful service resolution for maintainable command-line tools.


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