Symfony version(s) affected

6.3

Description

If your ScheduleProvider tries to access the database, you can't run tests that recreate the DB or run your migrations from scratch anymore, as the getSchedule() gets called first and fails as it tries to get its configuration from the DB.

How to reproduce

Create a ScheduleProvider that does something similar to this:

public function getSchedule(): Schedule
    {
        $frequency = $this->parameterRepository->findOneBy([
            'key' => Parameter::REMINDER_FREQUENCY,
        ]);

        $frequency = $frequency->getValue();

        return (new Schedule())->add(
            RecurringMessage::every(frequency: $frequency,
                                    message  : new SomeMessage(),
                                    from     : $this->now())
        );
    }

Then just try to run bin/console doctrine:migrations:migrate on an empty DB. You'll get SQLSTATE[42P01]: Undefined table: 7 ERROR: relation "parameter" does not exist as it tries to run getSchedule() first. Same things with my behat tests that recreate the DB, everything just fails.

Possible Solution

No clue right now. I may have missed something, as this is still pretty new?

Additional Context

My current transport for messenger is doctrine://default, that might be linked?