Fix serializing indexed unified search array as object #22806
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We expect an array of results from the search provider. If the search provider returns an array with indexes, php will serialize it as object, not as array (to preserve the keys). The client doesn't need this info, so we should just discard it and take the values only to always render a JSON array. Signed-off-by: Christoph Wurst <christoph@winzerhof-wurst.at>
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We expect an array of results from the search provider. If the search
provider returns an array with indexes, php will serialize it as object,
not as array (to preserve the keys). The client doesn't need this info,
so we should just discard it and take the values only to always render a
JSON array.