Services bugfix: convert nested null params to empty strings #933
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| static::assertTrue(null !== $result['foo']['bar']); | ||
| static::assertTrue(1 === $result['foo']['baz']); | ||
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| $result = \Stripe\Service\AbstractService::formatParams(['foo' => ["bar", null, null, "baz"]]); |
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What about passing
[
'email' => null,
'invoice_settings' => [
'default_payment_method' => 'null',
],
]
As in, this method didn't seem recurring or able to handle non top-level params
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I don't quite follow -- this PR adds a recursive call https://github.com/stripe/stripe-php/pull/933/files#diff-d6b577df0148860a08e6dfb3025bd0d0R52
and this test case covers non top-level params -- everything is nested one level under "foo".
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ptal @remi-stripe |
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Approving though I'd feel better if we waited for @ob-stripe's +1 to be safe
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LGTM, though I'd prefer not to make the method public. You can use \ReflectionMethod to invoke protected or private methods in tests (e.g. https://github.com/stripe/stripe-php/blob/master/tests/Stripe/StripeObjectTest.php#L28-L29). Feel free to leave as is though.
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Thanks! Made private |
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Formatting error is causing CI to fail, ptal @richardm-stripe |
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Fixed, sorry
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With PHP services, unlike the singlon API, sending
nullon a method's params is translated to an empty string when it is sent to the API, to cause the API to unset that field. This was only working properly for top-level parameters. This PR causes the substitution to take place recursively, and handle null properly inside arrays (both associative and non-associative).