On Saturday, 11 July 2026 at 21:19, Claude Pache <[email protected]> wrote:
> ## Passing objects for $data parameter of http_build_query() > > As I understand, what is proposed to be deprecated, is not only passing an > object to `http_build_query` (such as `http_build_query((object)['a' => > 'b'])`), but also passing an array who has an object as value (possibly at > some deep level) (such as `http_build_query(['x' => (object) ['y' => > 'z']])`). The deprecation message isn’t clear about that situation, because > in the second case, an array is passed for argument #1 to http_build_query(). I can't comment on other people's proposal, but I tried clarifying this one as it's one of my own. Indeed any object encountered during the traversal will emit a deprecation, I added a possible message to it. I've also provided a function that allows recursively traversing arrays/objects to apply get_object_vars() and produce a "clean" array that can be passed to http_build_query. Hope this addresses the remark. Best regards, Gina P. Banyard
