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Since the introduction of nested params, there seems to be something weird going on.
The nested array params have now number inside. include[0]: 'Foo', include[1]: bar
I know it's this way because we cannot have duplicate keys in a javascript object, but would it be possible to go back to work with an array. Or is this intended behavior @amiel 😅 ?
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@samdemaeyer I'll admit that this was not intentional. I'm not sure how best to address it though.
I would gladly merge a fix if you have any ideas, so feel free to give it a shot. Otherwise I'm happy to look in to it, but I can't guarantee it will be any time soon.
Since the introduction of nested params, there seems to be something weird going on.
The nested array params have now number inside.
include[0]: 'Foo', include[1]: bar
I know it's this way because we cannot have duplicate keys in a javascript object, but would it be possible to go back to work with an array. Or is this intended behavior @amiel 😅 ?
Before:
After:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: