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[Serializer] Fix CurrentType for missing property #54913
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@@ -418,7 +418,7 @@ protected function instantiateObject(array &$data, string $class, array &$contex | |||
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$exception = NotNormalizableValueException::createForUnexpectedDataType( | |||
sprintf('Failed to create object because the class misses the "%s" property.', $constructorParameter->name), | |||
$data, | |||
null, |
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Shouldn't this be $parameterData
instead?
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There is $parameterData = $data[$key]
statement in cases above. But in this case (with missing parameter) the $data[$key]
value does not exist and $parameterData
will be empty too.
Thank you @ElisDN. |
If requested data does not contain any property:
then
getCurrentType
returns incorrect"array"
value instead of expected"null"
value.