Option to not use array indices in query string #721
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This patch allows us to tell qs not to use array element indices when serializing the query parameters to a string. Also, it fixes an issue where the query string fragment of the generated paths would get double-encoded; once by qs#stringify(), and another time by Path#encode().
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This patch allows us to tell qs not to use array element indices when
serializing the query parameters to a string.
Also, it fixes an issue where the query string fragment of the generated
paths would get double-encoded; once by qs#stringify(), and another time
by Path#encode().