While using the Encode-Tamper plugin (mode = json_decode) I encountered an error when the returned object was assigned to the configured token. The following message was logged when setting the object as value of a DTO-instance: Invalid values given. Values must be represented as an associative array..
After a discussion with Jürgen Haas on Slack, there was a proposal to add a safety net inside this module to ensure that the valid output of a Tamper-plugin is correctly saved, aka converting the object to an array.
* Create a separate test inside eca_tamper for the Encode-plugin
* Give it a valid json-encoded string
* Try to assign that value to a DTO-object
* Create said unit-test
* Add is_object-condition before assigning the value to a token
See proposed solution.
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Nice MR, I like your approach and the test a lot. Left a couple of notes and wondered if we could simplify the overall code by their suggestions. Happy to discuss those, though.