With an authenticated user, sending a JSON payload with an invalid _id to the endpoint POST /content/models/saveItem/{content_type} would lead to 500 internal server error instead of 400 bad request.
To reproduce, (with a login-ed user) create a content type (singleton or collection), containing arbitrary fields. Send the payload {"item": {"_id": [1]}} to the endpoint POST /content/models/saveItem/{content_type}. It would trigger a HTTP 500 error.
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With an authenticated user, sending a JSON payload with an invalid
_idto the endpointPOST /content/models/saveItem/{content_type}would lead to 500 internal server error instead of 400 bad request.To reproduce, (with a login-ed user) create a content type (singleton or collection), containing arbitrary fields. Send the payload
{"item": {"_id": [1]}}to the endpointPOST /content/models/saveItem/{content_type}. It would trigger a HTTP 500 error.Version: 2.9.4 OS: Ubuntu 24.04 Setup: PHP 8.3.6 + SQLite