Hey Jurian,
There were many issues for people when Zend_Tool used a scanning
approach to finding providers. For background it worked like this:
Zend_Tool would scan every file in the include_path and check to see if
it matched the *Manifest.php or *Provider.php pattern.
This caused many issues on all different platforms. Now we've opted to
go the specify your providers approach. For this, simply run the command
zf --info
and
zf --setup
commands. Then, to make your providers work as they have done before,
you can add them to the zf.ini file that is created during setup. For
example, if you have MyNamespace_MyProvider provider, you'd add this to
the zf.ini
basicload.classes[] = "MyNamespace_MyProvider"
This will then make itself known to the Zend_Tool framework and you will
be able to dispatch them.
series (from 1.9.7 to 1.10.1). It seems there are several BC breaks, but
none of them are listed in the changelog (1.10.0 nor 1.10.1).
You are correct, I apologize for that, I will have an updated changelog
this week as I have already completed this documentation locally. It
got lost in the shuffle of changes I had made.
Thanks for the heads up, and let me know if that helps you get your
providers working again.
-ralph
(BTW, make sure your bin/zf.php is updated as well as the library in 1.10)
