I'm still trying to figure out where everything goes. So I have a customer page where we create/edit a customer. It pulls data from a lot of different tables i.e. customer table, pricing table, usually orders table, contacts table etc. All of those have there own repositories. Which I think is the way to design it, following single responsibility and the fact that that data needs to be accessed away from the customer sometimes.

Now when I save a customer where should I be doing that. Should I inject all those repositories into the controller and save from there. Should the customer repository take care of all the saving by being injected with all the needed repositories, something else I'm not thinking of?

EDIT: added code, it's off the top of my head so it might have errors but should illustrate.

I could do it in the controller:

class CustomerController{
    
    public function __construct(
                                   CustomerRepositoryInterface $customer,
                                   PricingRepositoryInterface $pricing,
                                  UsuallyOrdersRepositoryInterface $usuallyOrders
                                  4 or 5 more)
    {
        $this->customer = $customer;
        $this->pricing = $pricing
       etc...
    }

public function save($inputs){
    $id = $this->customer->save($inputs);
    $this->pricing->save($id, $inputs;
    $this->usuallyOrders($inputs, $id);
    etc...
}

Or I could do something similar in the Customer Repository and let that handle saving with all the models.