Check all arguments sent to action() for event objects #132
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No problem, I've duplicated and modified the existing test case for event serialization. |
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* Check for events passed to action() in all arguments, rather than just the first * Add test case for new event serialization
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Currently, only the first argument sent to an action() is checked to see if it is an event (which cannot be serialized without creating an error). If an event is passed to the callback in any other position, i.e. if the component does some processing on the event first, it will still attempt serialization and fail.
This is a quick fix to map over all arguments and replace any event objects found.