Benoît Guchet

I'm only wondering about that part in `ObjectRepositoryTypeProvider` : ``` public PhpType getType(PsiElement e) { // ... if(!(e instanceof MethodReference) /*|| !PhpElementsUtil.isMethodWithFirstStringOrFieldReference(e, "getRepository") */ ) { return null; } //...

I don't think so, it should send the data as if it was a form, in a proper querystring format... With Jquery, it would be `querystring = $.param(data);` With plain...

Maybe you could also check if data is a string, and then send it "as is" ?

Sorry not working on PHP side! JS Data : `data: {args: 'blablabla', test: {a: 1, b: {c: 'test'}}}` POST data : ``` ------WebKitFormBoundaryA4pVRKiPAXg3Bpl9 Content-Disposition: form-data; name="args" blablabla ------WebKitFormBoundaryA4pVRKiPAXg3Bpl9 Content-Disposition: form-data;...

Expected result: ``` $_POST == array( 'args' => 'blablabla', 'test' => array('a' => 1, 'b' => array('c' => 'test')) ); ``` Got: ``` $_POST == array( 'args' => 'blablabla', 'test'...

Allright, you just have to setup "onExtError" to output an error message. Maybe it would be a good idea to write it in the "allowedExtensions" part of the manual ?

There probably is still something to fix but THANK YOU THIS WORKAROUND WORKS! Probably some memory allocation mess between those two big data chunks (stream VS dict)? Like some rare...

> I would consider it a user error if you let an active stream go out of scope, so I don't think I want to "fix" the problem in the...

I mean that in pure Python (let's say), if you reference an object A in another object B and then destroy the object, reference in B will be automatically set...

I'm sorry I can't test, for some reason I'm not even obtaining the original errors I was getting.