When reloading a dependency within a module, the module should only be reloaded if it has not already been loaded.
Current behavior
However, this is only the case if the naming of the dependency is exactly the same.
It is now possible to specify modules as dependencies in 2 ways:
as a manual (namespace) string -> 'Laminas\Form'
as a class string specification of the module class -> \Laminas\Form\Module::class
if you now use both ways in your application (as part of a longer-term conversion to the 'new' class string specification), this function no longer works and the module is loaded twice and initialized 2 times.
Any configurations made before the second initialization will be overwritten.
Bug Report
Summary
When reloading a dependency within a module, the module should only be reloaded if it has not already been loaded.
Current behavior
However, this is only the case if the naming of the dependency is exactly the same.
It is now possible to specify modules as dependencies in 2 ways:
if you now use both ways in your application (as part of a longer-term conversion to the 'new' class string specification), this function no longer works and the module is loaded twice and initialized 2 times.
Any configurations made before the second initialization will be overwritten.
How to reproduce
Expected behavior