Can't use BjyAuthorize with ScnSocialAuth about bjyauthorize HOT 20 CLOSED

Are we sure this isn't somehow a problem of ZfcUser itself then? :\ Will need to reproduce...

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Can you give us a stack trace?

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Thanks for your quick answers. You may find the whole stack trace here.

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This is happening because the route stack doesn't set the request uri until onRoute. Should we inject the request uri into the route stack before doing $router->assemble in HybridAuthFactory?

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Thx @SocalNick, now I see where this is happening. What are the services instantiated when zfcuser_auth_service is requested? Not sure about who should fix this, but assembling without a valid router is obviously broken :)

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Hey guys, can you try v1.6.1 of ScnSocialAuth: https://github.com/SocalNick/ScnSocialAuth/tree/1.6.1

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@jhuet ping?

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Woohoo, it fixed it ! Thanks to you all ! 🍻

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Okay, i've been a bit too fast on closing that one.

Something else is preventing both modules to work together and it's pretty much related to what @SocalNick found before.

In fact, when ScnSocialAuth is assembling from the router with the home route, it looks like it's making BjyAuthorize's route guard to always retrieve the home route. Thus it checks for a route/home and if it passes redirects to this route, no matter what route we really are on.

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@jhuet assembling doesn't trigger Zend\Mvc\MvcEvent::EVENT_ROUTE... Are you sure about this problem?

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Commenting out the call to assemble and filling $baseUrl with mine make it work, so i felt like that was the cause.

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@jhuet really weird... no ideas on this topic or why that event is fired...

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@jhuet - I made a fix in 1.6.2 and 1.7.1. But I agree with @Ocramius - assembling should not trigger a route event.

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@jhuet do you have a stack trace?

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1.7.1 did fix it.

@Ocramius, how would you suggest to have a pertinent stack trace ? I tried throwing an exception late in the code but the stack trace wasn't of much use.

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I just wanted to check what piece of code triggers routing there.

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@jhuet you can also attach a listener to the dispatch.error event

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is this issue fixed?

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It is thanks to last version of ScnSocialAuth.

@Ocramius i couldn't get an interesting stack trace. I'll ping you on IRC one day to see that i guess.

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I'm closing this one. @jhuet if you get anything reproducible, I think this is an issue of Zend\Mvc itself then.

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