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Better zend-servicemanager <-> zend-di integration deprecation #159
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Per #125, requiring zend-servicemanager-di with zend-servicemanager v2 causes conflicts when creating an optimized autoloader with Composer. Unfortunately, the issue we're left with is:
Zend\ServiceManager\Di
namespace, which makes the various DI-related factories in zend-mvc result in fatal errors due to missing classes.The only viable solution is to re-instate the code removed in 2.7.9, but with the following changes:
DiAbstractServiceFactoryFactory
now checks to see ifZend\ServiceManager\Di\DiAbstractServiceFactory
exists, and, if not, raises an exception indicating the developer should install zend-servicemanager-di.DiServiceInitializerFactory
now checks to see ifZend\ServiceManager\Di\DiServiceInitializer
exists, and, if not, raises an exception indicating the developer should install zend-servicemanager-di.Both of the above changes have unit tests for the new behavior introduced.
Additionally, all classes changed in 2.7.9 retain their deprecation annotations, signaling the change to come with zend-mvc v3.