I was writing some feature tests to ensure that my app handles unexpected input gracefully, and I noticed that if I send an array in place of the country code I get a 500 response instead of 422. This happens because of the call strtoupper() on the input here. I'd be happy to create a PR with some tests and a fix but thought I'd go ahead an open an issue.
Here's a simplified recreation of my feature test failing:
// Inside my test
$this->json('POST', '/api/v1/order', [
'country_code' => ['this', 'is', 'an', 'array']
])->assertStatus(422);
// Using these validation rules causes 500
'country_code' => ['required', 'string', 'country_code'],
// My temporary workaround using 'bail'
'country_code' => ['required', 'string', 'bail', 'country_code'],
I was writing some feature tests to ensure that my app handles unexpected input gracefully, and I noticed that if I send an array in place of the country code I get a 500 response instead of 422. This happens because of the call
strtoupper()
on the input here. I'd be happy to create a PR with some tests and a fix but thought I'd go ahead an open an issue.Here's a simplified recreation of my feature test failing: