esmoves → credited dan2k3k4 → .
jjchinquist → credited dan2k3k4 → .
seantwalsh → credited dan2k3k4 → .
dan2k3k4 → created an issue.
jjchinquist → credited dan2k3k4 → .
dan2k3k4 → created an issue.
dan2k3k4 → created an issue.
dan2k3k4 → created an issue.
jjchinquist → credited dan2k3k4 → .
dan2k3k4 → created an issue.
dan2k3k4 → created an issue.
jjchinquist → credited dan2k3k4 → .
seantwalsh → credited dan2k3k4 → .
dan2k3k4 → created an issue.
jjchinquist → credited dan2k3k4 → .
dan2k3k4 → created an issue.
dan2k3k4 → created an issue.
dan2k3k4 → created an issue.
dan2k3k4 → created an issue.
dan2k3k4 → created an issue.
dan2k3k4 → created an issue.
dan2k3k4 → created an issue.
dan2k3k4 → created an issue.
dan2k3k4 → created an issue.
dan2k3k4 → created an issue.
dan2k3k4 → created an issue.
+1
dan2k3k4 → created an issue.
dan2k3k4 → created an issue.
Removing the `$this->request->isMethod('POST')` check seems like the best approach. We could have checked if `POST or GET request` but I don't see any reason for such limitation.
Tested on one client project and working as expected.
dan2k3k4 → created an issue.
lostcarpark → credited dan2k3k4 → .
seantwalsh → credited dan2k3k4 → .