The BodyListener attempts to decode a request and replaces the parameter bag with the decoded data. When introduced in Symfony 5.1, depending on the initialization path, the $request->request property could be either a ParameterBag or an InputBag, but in 5.3 the Request class was standardized and it always initializes an InputBag. This bundle should use an InputBag when the class is available when overwriting Request::$request.
Note, the current way of overriding the property could result in folks missing the deprecations the InputBag was introduced with regarding accessing array values from the request data, so ensuring the right object is in use could be important to not blindsiding folks with that one.
The
BodyListenerattempts to decode a request and replaces the parameter bag with the decoded data. When introduced in Symfony 5.1, depending on the initialization path, the$request->requestproperty could be either aParameterBagor anInputBag, but in 5.3 the Request class was standardized and it always initializes anInputBag. This bundle should use anInputBagwhen the class is available when overwritingRequest::$request.Note, the current way of overriding the property could result in folks missing the deprecations the
InputBagwas introduced with regarding accessing array values from the request data, so ensuring the right object is in use could be important to not blindsiding folks with that one.