plugin by the name "exception_handler" was not found about zend-cache HOT 4 CLOSED

Thanks for your bug report - I can reproduce this bug -> the bug was introduced in 2.6.0 /:
We'll check how to fix this.

@weierophinney @ezimuel I think is has something todo with the server manager v2 / v3 compatibility - see #22 #69

@Marat-Tanalin To fix your issue you should use camalCase or lower case but don't separate by _. exception_handler and exceptionHandler works fine

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@weierophinney @ezimuel Should we add also all underscore variants to the list of aliases?
-> this could be a lot as we have already a lot.

Current snipped just for 5 storage plugins:

    protected $aliases = [
        'clearexpiredbyfactor' => Plugin\ClearExpiredByFactor::class,
        'clearExpiredByFactor' => Plugin\ClearExpiredByFactor::class,
        'ClearExpiredByFactor' => Plugin\ClearExpiredByFactor::class,
        'exceptionhandler'     => Plugin\ExceptionHandler::class,
        'exceptionHandler'     => Plugin\ExceptionHandler::class,
        'ExceptionHandler'     => Plugin\ExceptionHandler::class,
        'ignoreuserabort'      => Plugin\IgnoreUserAbort::class,
        'ignoreUserAbort'      => Plugin\IgnoreUserAbort::class,
        'IgnoreUserAbort'      => Plugin\IgnoreUserAbort::class,
        'optimizebyfactor'     => Plugin\OptimizeByFactor::class,
        'optimizeByFactor'     => Plugin\OptimizeByFactor::class,
        'OptimizeByFactor'     => Plugin\OptimizeByFactor::class,
        'serializer'           => Plugin\Serializer::class,
        'Serializer'           => Plugin\Serializer::class
    ];

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If plugin names with underscore-separated words cannot be used anymore, documentation should probably account for this. Namely, doc/book/storage/adapter.md contains exception_handler multiple times.

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Should we add also all underscore variants to the list of aliases?

If they're commonly used, yes, we should add aliases for them, @marc-mabe ; do you want to do this?

@Marat-Tanalin it's not that they cannot be used, but that zend-servicemanager v3 no longer does normalization. v2 would strip out non-alphanumeric characters from the service name to perform lookups, while v3 does strict literal matching. As such, if we create aliases using the most common separator characters, we can still use them.

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