Generate url with nested query params#175
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ref emberjs/ember.js#19791
Bug
Nested query params are not serialized into the URL property
Expected
There are some other considerations - generating nested query strings can be done many different ways and exploring a solution requires that we settle on "one" of the ways to ensure we don't go breaking users.
e.g. a nested filter
?filter[make]=honda&filter[model]=civic?filter=[make]=honda&filter=[model]=civic?filter.make=honda&filter.model=civice.g. nested array filter
?a[0]=b&a[1]=c?a[]=b&a[]=c?a=b&a=cNote - libraries like qs have taken stances on certain patterns. We can glean what to do from them but in no means is it the "correct" way.