To reproduce:

1. Install a bundle that does NOT create a config file for you (which is totally fine if you bundle doesn't normally need configuration). For example: composer require knplabs/knp-markdown-bundle

2. Create a config file - e.g. config/packages/knp_markdown.yaml.

The container will not rebuild automatically. In Kernel.php, we're loading some glob via the GlobResource, but it doesn't appear that those GlobResource are actually set into the container and thus considered on refresh. On container build, I see about 12 GlobResource being created. But on refresh, I only see isFresh() being called on 2 of them (both looking in src/ or /src/Controller for changes) - I also only see those 2 in the .meta file.

It appears like we're creating GlobResource in FileLoader, using them to find files, but never adding them to the container as resources. Or am I mistaken?

Thanks!