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fix(codegen): don't group name[] or clashing name[prop] params into an object - #5472
supportDeepObjects merges every name[...] param into one object param. That also catches name[] array params (the PHP/Rails/API Platform style), and it produces a duplicate key when the spec also has a plain param with the same name. For a spec with status, status[], ids[] and order[title], master generates:
The duplicate status key fails tsc with TS1117. When the file is not type-checked, the plain status value is silently overwritten. price next to price[gt]/price[lt] hits the same collision.
With this change, params are merged only when the brackets hold a property name and no plain param with that name exists in the same location. The output becomes status?: string; "status[]"?: string[]; "ids[]"?: number[], and order[title] is still merged into order. The arg type for a name[] param changes from ids?: { ""?: number[] } to "ids[]"?: number[]. With a qs paramsSerializer the request is unchanged. With the default URLSearchParams it now sends ids[]=1,2 instead of ids=[object Object]. Related: #3724.
Ran: pnpm test in packages/rtk-query-codegen-openapi: 102 passed, no type errors, snapshots unchanged. The two new tests fail on master.
Checked: pnpm lint, pnpm format:check and tsc -p tsconfig.build.json --noEmit are clean. The generated file for the new fixture now passes tsc (TS1117 on master).
…to an object
supportDeepObjects merged every `name[...]` param into an object param
called `name`. For `ids[]` that produced `ids?: { ""?: number[] }`, and
when the spec also had a plain `status` next to `status[]` (or `price`
next to `price[gt]`) the generated `params` object had the same key
twice, which fails to compile with TS1117 and drops the plain value at
runtime.
Only merge when the brackets hold a property name and no plain param
of the same name exists in the same location.
The OpenAPI code generator now preserves name[] parameters and bracketed parameters whose base name matches a plain parameter in the same location. Tests cover these cases and the grouping of other bracketed parameters into deep objects.
Changes: Bracketed query parameters
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Summary
Parameter handling and endpoint coverage packages/rtk-query-codegen-openapi/src/generate.ts, packages/rtk-query-codegen-openapi/test/fixtures/bracketQueryParams.json, packages/rtk-query-codegen-openapi/test/generateEndpoints.test.ts
supportDeepObjects leaves name[] and bracketed parameters with a matching plain parameter unmerged. The fixture and tests cover array parameters, grouping order[title] into an order object, and keeping price[gt] and price[lt] separate when price exists.
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 1bccb
The change preserves bracketed arrays and avoids plain-name collisions while retaining deep-object grouping. Existing array-serialization limitations remain unchanged; no actionable merge-blocking issue was established.
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Expand exploded array query parameters instead of joining them with commas.
45-45: Minor · Functional Correctness · Heavy lift
Expand exploded array query parameters instead of joining them with commas.
For ids[] (in: query, style: form, explode: true), the generated params object passes the array unchanged. The default URLSearchParams path converts it to ids[]=1,2. The declared contract expects repeated ids[] entries. The same comma-join applies to every array query parameter, so the fix belongs in the generator or serializer, not in supportDeepObjects.
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This PR does not add the behavior. Before the PR, ids[] merged into an ids object and sent ids=[object Object], which was also wrong. The comma-join already applies to array query parameters without brackets. A caller-supplied paramsSerializer replaces the default path.
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Review comment at @packages/rtk-query-codegen-openapi/src/generate.ts at line
45:
Update the query-parameter generation or default serialization path near the `m`
and `paramKeys` condition so array parameters with `style: form` and `explode:
true` serialize as repeated key/value pairs, including bracketed names such as
`ids[]`. Honor each parameter’s declared style and explode setting, preserve
caller-supplied `paramsSerializer` behavior, and do not limit the fix to
`supportDeepObjects`.
Keep array query values intact until paramsSerializer runs.
45-45: Minor · Functional Correctness · Poor tradeoff
Keep array query values intact until paramsSerializer runs.
With encodeQueryParams: true, the generated code applies encodeURIComponent(String(value)) to every query parameter, without checking whether the schema type is an array. For [1, 2], String joins the values into "1,2", and encodeURIComponent returns the single string "1%2C2". A custom paramsSerializer receives only that string and cannot rebuild the array.
This conversion already applies to existing array-valued query parameters when the option is enabled. The change does not add it. The fix belongs in the array-handling path of the encodeQueryParams branch in packages/rtk-query-codegen-openapi/src/generate.ts (around lines 616-626). Array values need to reach the serializer as arrays. The correct encoding for each element depends on the serializer, and changing it also changes the generated output for existing array parameters. A specific code change is not established by the inspected source.
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Update the array-handling path in the encodeQueryParams branch so query array
values reach paramsSerializer as arrays instead of being stringified and encoded
first. Establish the intended encoding and generated-output behavior for
existing array parameters before changing the transformation; do not assume a
per-element encoding or discard existing safeguards without evidence.
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supportDeepObjectsmerges everyname[...]param into one object param. That also catchesname[]array params (the PHP/Rails/API Platform style), and it produces a duplicate key when the spec also has a plain param with the same name. For a spec withstatus,status[],ids[]andorder[title], master generates:The duplicate
statuskey failstscwith TS1117. When the file is not type-checked, the plainstatusvalue is silently overwritten.pricenext toprice[gt]/price[lt]hits the same collision.With this change, params are merged only when the brackets hold a property name and no plain param with that name exists in the same location. The output becomes
status?: string; "status[]"?: string[]; "ids[]"?: number[], andorder[title]is still merged intoorder. The arg type for aname[]param changes fromids?: { ""?: number[] }to"ids[]"?: number[]. With aqsparamsSerializer the request is unchanged. With the default URLSearchParams it now sendsids[]=1,2instead ofids=[object Object]. Related: #3724.pnpm testinpackages/rtk-query-codegen-openapi: 102 passed, no type errors, snapshots unchanged. The two new tests fail on master.pnpm lint,pnpm format:checkandtsc -p tsconfig.build.json --noEmitare clean. The generated file for the new fixture now passestsc(TS1117 on master).