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Re-enable zend-modulemanager, -mvc, -navigation, and -session tests on Travis #52
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Now that each of zend-modulemanager, zend-mvc, zend-navigation, and zend-session have known-stable, forwards-compatible versions available, we can re-enable tests against them on Travis.
Doing so exposed some areas where the tests and/or SUTs were not yet correct. These included:
Zend\View\Helper\Navigation\AbstractHelper
relied on having a shared event manager composed in its event manager, but when lazy-loaded, this does not happen under zend-eventmanager v3. As such, code was added to ensure a shared manager is always present.FlashMessengerFactory
was still pulling the configuration services using the v2Config
instead ofconfig
.HelperPluginManager
was missing anEventManagerAware
initializer; one was added.