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Feature/pr 125 add support for empty arrays in params #140

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Adds support for empty arrays in params.

Without the patch empty arrays will be removed implicitly.
Adding this special case to build_nested_query fixes this issue.

Implements PR #125, thanks to @croeck and @Timsly

Dennis Sivia and others added 10 commits February 29, 2016 16:44
In order to make it easier to merge other pull requests,
we should update to rspec 3.
This PR updats the Gemfile.lock to use rspec 3.4, it also
updats the test syntax to match the new rspec testing style.

This Change has been ported from
[this contribution](https://github.com/brynary/rack-test/pull/134/commits)
Update to latest rspec version and syntax.
Thanks to davidcelis.
Implements: [PR 132](#132)
…tent-type-for-deletes

Do not set Content-Type for DELETE requests.
expose Rack::Test::Utils methods as module functions to avoid
a mixing requirement of utility functions.

Implements PR #131. Thanks to @tenderlove for implementing this
feature.
…tipart-work-without-include

Make `build_multipart` work without mixing in Rack::Test::Utils
Without the patch empty arrays will be removed implicitly.
Adding this special case to ``build_nested_query`` fixes this
issue.

Implements PR #125, thanks to @croeck and @Timsly
@dennissivia dennissivia closed this Mar 1, 2016
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