Somewhere it was once written that it will be easy peasy with some intermediate layer but I never saw any links or anything in the library that looked just remotely like it.
Now the only thing and latest information you can find is in the documentation's Overview page. It is this:
Note ZF2 is not backward compatible with ZF1, because of the new features in PHP 5.3+ implemented by the framework, and due to major rewrites of many components.
I never expected it to be backwards compatible but the key statement here I believe is the major rewrites of many components.
I've started a new project with ZF2 a few months ago where I only wanted the library; so no MVC which should be easy, right? So far it's been pretty much a nightmare because nothing is the same anymore. Besides some familiar class names or structures the whole framework has been completely rewritten from the ground up.
Things I loved, used a lot and knew by heart like forms, cache or session are completely different. For my project it has cost me a lot of time with no benefit. One of the key objects for ZF2 I thought was overhaul the documentation which is as of these written way worse than the previous one.
For my other existing ZF1.x projects I don't see how to manage an upgrade except to completely rewrite the application.
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