@samsonasik the provided test doesn't seem to fail on my machine (excluding the fix).
What are the requirements for it to fail?

when it called via browser, without the SORT_REGULAR option, it will cause error like described at #5796

Yeah, but the test doesn't seem to raise this problem, @samsonasik.

Any suggestion for it ?

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Abdul Malik Ikhsan

Pada 4 Mar 2014, pukul 15.04, Marco Pivetta [email protected] menulis:

In tests/ZendTest/Validator/ExplodeTest.php:

@@ -129,4 +130,25 @@ public function testSetValidatorInvalidParam()
$validator = new Explode();
$validator->setValidator('inarray');
}
+

• /**

• \* @group ZF2-5796
  

• */
  

• public function testGetMessagesMultipleInvalid()
  Yeah, but the test doesn't seem to raise this problem, @samsonasik.

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@satsume can you compare the validator and the values in the test with the ones you got in your form in #5796?

I think a valid test case will use the regex validator as done in Zend\Form\Element\Email::getEmailValidator(). Going to try that now and see if I see a failure with that.

Okay, the trick to getting a test that failed was as follows:

• Use the same validator as Zend\Form\Element\Email uses.
• Ensure the breakOnFirstFailure flag is set to false, which is the default value, and which is used in the above element.

Once I did that, I had a failing test case; the suggested fix in this PR makes the test pass. Will merge shortly.