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The reference passed into parse gets mutated, which is unexpected (especially when you, like I, use a file-level constant as the reference).
> options = {} {} > qs.parse('', options); {} > options {"delimiter":"&","depth":5,"arrayLimit":20,"parseArrays":true,"allowDots":false,"plainObjects":false,"allowPrototypes":false,"parameterLimit":1000,"strictNullHandling":false}
The same is true of stringify, but to a lesser degree.
stringify
Neither parse nor stringify should modify any of their input parameters.
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I agree; this behavior is legacy.
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Thanks for the quick turnaround!
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The reference passed into
parse
gets mutated, which is unexpected (especially when you, like I, use a file-level constant as the reference).The same is true of
stringify
, but to a lesser degree.Neither
parse
norstringify
should modify any of their input parameters.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: